• Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing published its FY2025 annual report, flagging stronger downstream momentum driven by higher refinery utilization, improved product yields, retail expansion.
• Port Dickson Refinery recorded its highest throughput since Petron took over in 2012, supported by crude slate optimization and operational upgrades that reduced flaring.
• Tropical Storm Senyar in late November 2025 collapsed Port Dickson marine product jetty, forcing a temporary refinery halt by year-end with no injuries or oil spill.
• Business continuity plan shifted supply sourcing to maintain product availability across retail network and LPG customers during jetty outage.
• Retail footprint widened by 34 new stations to more than 830 sites, supported by targeted-subsidy system upgrades and expanded non-fuel offerings.

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