The contract was signed for a one-year period, with a possibility of an extension “This contract is just a part of a bigger deal we want to develop in the future,” stated Zsolt Szalay, general manager of MOL Romania. Under the terms of the agreement, all Logan cars produced by Dacia will have their first fill-up at MOL, with the fuels being delivered by the petroleum company to the Pitesti-based plant. According to the manager of MOL Romania, Dacia will be granted a discount for this contract; however, the exact figure has not been made public. (zf.ro)
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