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PVOIL (PVO) was fined VND 130 million by the Ministry of Industry and Trade's Domestic Market Management and Development Department for not maintaining mandatory minimum fuel reserves. The fine, part of a broader inspection of 26 wholesalers, signals heightened regulatory scrutiny as Vietnam aims to boost national fuel reserves to 90 days. Five other wholesalers are under investigation for similar violations, with one case showing signs of hoarding.

PVOil (PVO) was fined VND 130 million by the Ministry of Industry and Trade for failing to maintain minimum fuel reserves, alongside two other wholesalers. The penalty occurs during heightened market inspections and a government push to increase national reserve days from 15 to 26, reflecting regulatory pressure on energy security compliance.

PVOIL (PVO) was fined by the Domestic Market Management and Development Department for not maintaining mandatory minimum fuel reserves, alongside two other wholesalers. The regulatory action is part of a nationwide inspection of 26 key petroleum traders, with five more under investigation for similar violations, signaling tighter enforcement of supply security rules.

PVOIL (PVO) elects Duong Manh Son as Chairman, replacing Cao Hoai Duong, and sets 2026 targets of VND 150,700B revenue and VND 656B after-tax profit (+30% vs 2025). The company also plans to list on HoSE by 2027 and expand into jet fuel supply at major airports.

PVOil (PVO) was fined VND 130 million by Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade for not maintaining mandatory fuel reserves, alongside two other wholesalers. The regulatory action signals heightened enforcement of fuel security rules amid Middle East volatility, potentially increasing compliance costs for state-linked distributors.