Romanian press reports that MOL Romania posted a turnover of EUR 400m euros last year, 33 % higher than planned. Even in the early autumn, the CEO of the company was expecting EUR 300m FY turnover only. MOL Romania runs 137 petrol stations in the country, having the second largest network after OMV/Petrom with some 15% market share. Moreover, MOL plans to increase its Romanian market share to some 20% next year, helped by the acquisition of Shell Romania last spring. The EUR 400m turnover indicates some EUR 3m per station. Assuming 95% fuel sales at the stations and an average fuel price of EUR 0.9 per liter, we arrive at an average throughput of 3.1 million liter per year. This is significantly higher than Romanian average and close to the level of Hungary.