Gas stations in Dr. Juan Manuel Frutos
Copetrol, Shell, Petropar, Petrobras, Puma and the country's other fuel brands, with their stations mapped city by city.
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Automotive Dr. Juan Manuel Frutos
Copetrol
First Paraguayan fuel distributor.
Copeg
Fuel station chain with 95 stations across 66 cities in Paraguay, including Ciudad del Este, Coronel Oviedo, Capiatá and Villa Elisa.
Ecop
Fuel station chain with 68 stations across 42 cities in Paraguay, including Tte. 1ro. Manuel Irala Fernández, Mariscal José Félix Estigarribia, Filadelfia and Pirapó.
Enercon
Fuel station chain with 64 stations across 39 cities in Paraguay, including Horqueta, Concepción, Tembiapora and Capiibary.
Fuelpar
Fuel station chain with 52 stations across 35 cities in Paraguay, including San Pedro del Paraná, Ciudad del Este, Eusebio Ayala and Pedro Juan Caballero.
Integral Trading
Fuel station chain with 36 stations across 28 cities in Paraguay, including Pedro Juan Caballero, Hernandarias, Ciudad del Este and Caaguazú.
Petrochaco
Fuel station chain with 144 stations across 78 cities in Paraguay, including Ciudad del Este, Luque, Caaguazú and San Lorenzo.
Petromax
Fuel station chain with 110 stations across 63 cities in Paraguay, including Ciudad del Este, Capiatá, Asunción and Dr. J. Eulogio Estigarribia.
Petropar (Petróleos Paraguayos)
State-owned enterprise. Paraguay's largest importer with USD 377M in 2022. Operates the country's only refinery and distributes fuels nationwide.
Puma Energy Paraguay
Puma Energy subsidiary. Operates 160 service stations in Paraguay with USD 60M investment. Paraguay's ninth largest importer in 2022 with USD 163M.
Yguazú Combustibles
Fuel station chain with 50 stations across 38 cities in Paraguay, including Coronel Oviedo, J. Augusto Saldívar, Yaguarón and Caaguazú.