“The price of non-subsidized fuel is adjusted on the 1st of each month to follow the market prices, but we can state that Pertamina's fuel prices are the most competitive to maintain the purchasing power of the public,” said Pertamina Corporate Communication Vice President Fadjar Djoko Santoso.

Fadjar added that amid global oil price fluctuations, Pertamina continues to strive to maintain the performance of its supply chain, including flexibility in obtaining crude oil, to ensure the competitiveness of fuel product prices.

“As part of our efforts to achieve efficiency in saving production costs, Pertamina's fuel prices will remain competitive,” Fadjar added.

Pertamina is adjusting the prices of oil fuels to implement the Ministerial Decision (Kepmen) ESDM No. 245.K/MG.01/MEM.M/2022 as a change of Kepmen No. 62 K/12/MEM/2020 regarding the base price formula in the calculation of the retail selling price of common types of gasoline and diesel oil distributed through public fuel filling stations.

“Referring to the regulation, the fuel prices will be adjusted every month in accordance with the market prices, so it is expected that the public is already informed, and for price updates, they can be checked through Pertamina's website or the MyPertamina application,” stated Fadjar.

Pertamina's fuel prices in Jakarta on Nov. 1, 2023 are listed below.

Pertalite: Rp 10,000 per liter

Pertamax: Rp 13,400 per liter

Pertamax Turbo: Rp 15,500 per liter

Dexlite: 16,950 per liter

Pertamina Dex: Rp 17,750 per liter

Pertamax Green 95: Rp 15,000 per liter

Previous prices (October 2023)

Jakarta

Pertalite: Rp 10,000 per liter

Pertamax: Rp 14,000 per liter

Pertamax Turbo: Rp 16,600 per liter

Dexlite: 17,200 per liter

Pertamina Dex: Rp 17,900 per liter

Pertamax Green 95: Rp 16,000 per liter

For the latest information on Pertamina product prices, visit the website https://pertamina.com/id/news-room/announcement/daftar-harga-bahan-bakar-khusus-non-subsidi-tmt-1-november-2023-zona-3 or contact the Pertamina Call Center (PCC) 135.

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