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Diesel stockpiling drives more than $1 billion in gasoil transactions

Fuel Incorporation reportedly facilitated more than $1 billion in gasoil transactions as diesel stockpiling surged, while expanding into Indonesian coal supply.

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Large-scale fuel stockpiling and expanded coal sourcing may signal tighter energy markets and add pressure to regional supply chains.

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  1. Fuel Incorporation Facilitates Over US$1 Billion in Gasoil Transactions as Diesel Stockpiling Surges — and Expands Into Coal With Indonesian Mine Supply – LiveNews.co.nz ↗livenews.co.nz · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 11:01 AM UTC
  2. Fuel Incorporation Facilitates Over US$1 Billion in Gasoil Transactions as Diesel Stockpiling Surges — and Expands Into Coal With Indonesian Mine Supply ↗thailand-business-news.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 11:46 AM UTC

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