'at 107 locations'

Fieten Olie acquires thirteen OQ Value petrol stations and reaches a milestone: ‘No reason to stop’

De dertien tankstations van OQ Value zullen de komende weken worden omgekleurd naar de uitstraling van Fieten Olie. Foto: Fieten Olie

Fieten Olie has acquired thirteen OQ Value petrol stations. This brings Fieten Olie’s network in the Netherlands to over one hundred locations, a milestone the Hollandscheveld-based company has been working towards for a long time. All the newly acquired petrol stations will be refurbished in the coming weeks to reflect Fieten Olie’s branding.

The thirteen former OQ Value petrol stations that will now operate under the Fieten Olie brand are spread across the Netherlands and include both unmanned and manned locations. In the province of Overijssel, this involves a total of five petrol stations in the towns of Albergen, Broekland, Glanerbrug, Hengelo and Ulft. The manned De Rijk service station in Glanerbrug, one of OQ Value’s flagship sites in the Netherlands, is being rebranded as Fieten Olie.
In Zeeland, Fieten Olie is adding a total of four filling stations. These are located in Axel, Hulst, Sas van Gent and Terneuzen.
In South Holland, Fieten Olie is expanding with two petrol stations in Ter Aar and Waddinxveen, the latter being a truck stop. Fieten Olie has also added two petrol stations in Gelderland: in Tiel and Wehl.

Fieten Olie has expanded its network in the Netherlands at a rapid pace, particularly in 2026. With the addition of a further thirteen petrol stations, the chain now has a total of 107 locations in the Netherlands.

Motorists can now fill up with Euro 95, Super 98 and diesel at all of Fieten Olie’s new petrol stations. With this expansion, the company promises “unprecedentedly competitive prices” at the pump.

Proud and delighted

“We are incredibly proud and delighted to have reached this milestone,” says Richard Fieten, director of Fieten Olie. “Reaching over a hundred filling stations is, of course, a fantastic result that we have all worked hard for, but it is no reason to stop. Where we see opportunities for further expansion, we will certainly seize them.”

Over ninety years

Fieten Olie was founded in 1935 by the grandfather of the current director, Richard Fieten. The company started in Hollandscheveld, Drenthe, as an animal feed business, but subsequently grew into an independent Dutch fuel supplier with a nationwide network of over a hundred of its own petrol stations. Over its ninety-year history, Fieten Olie gradually shifted its focus to the trade in fuels and lubricants and the operation of unmanned and manned petrol stations. In recent years, the company has developed into a price leader. From its head office in Hollandscheveld, Fieten Olie supplies its own stations and business customers using its own fleet of dozens of tankers. For business drivers and entrepreneurs, Fieten Olie offers a fuel and charging card that can be used at more than six hundred refuelling locations.

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This article was automatically translated from the original Dutch into British English.

Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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