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NIS Expands Fleet with Investment in Modern Transport Vehicles

61 new vehicles acquired for the transportation of petroleum products, enhancing safety and operational efficiency.
NIS has enhanced its fleet with the addition of 39 new tractors and 22 new semi-trailers specifically designed for the transportation of petroleum products.

The total investment in this procurement amounts to €9.5 million, aimed at meeting the highest international safety and environmental standards.

The introduction of these new transportation assets is expected to significantly reduce operational costs, improve safety and reliability in the transport process, and increase transportation capacity, ultimately enabling greater efficiency in the volume of petroleum products transported.

The new tankers are equipped with advanced control systems and feature five compartments, allowing for the simultaneous transport of up to five different types of derivatives.

In making this investment, NIS not only focuses on modernizing its fleet but also contributes to the enhancement of safety and efficiency in the transportation of derivatives, thereby improving the overall logistics of supply.

Dejan Mijailović, the head of Transport in the Sales Division, stated that the investment marks a significant step in modernizing the company's logistics infrastructure.

He noted that upgrading transport vehicles will not only enhance efficiency and reduce operational costs but also demonstrate the company's commitment to the highest standards of transportation safety and reliability.

This initiative is also expected to provide better services for partners and consumers throughout Serbia, thereby raising the bar for service delivery and increasing the quality of logistics.

Additionally, by strengthening its own transportation capacities, NIS aims to decrease reliance on external suppliers.

The acquisition of new vehicles is part of a series of investments the company is implementing to enhance its logistics capabilities.

In late 2022, NIS invested €12 million to acquire 121 state-of-the-art rail tankers for the transportation of petroleum products.
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