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Discounts & Savings. Please click icons below for details on the various discounts and savings and their terms and conditions. Enjoy up to 20.1% + 2%*. petrol savings at SPC with your POSB Everyday Card. Enjoy a total of 15%. petrol savings at SPC with all DBS cards. Fill up and save up to 20%. with UOB Cards at SPC. Save up to 21%.
Latest Pump Prices. * Last updated on 05 Jun 2024 at 1430hrs. Prices shown are in Singapore Dollar per litre (before Discounts & Savings).
SPC Telok Blangah. 616 Telok Blangah Road, Singapore 109027. 6270-5693 Temporarily Closed
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The Improved SPC LEVO is SPC’s new range of petrol formulated with deposit cleaning and friction-reduction technologies. It cleans and protects the engine, reduces friction and improves fuel economy to help you go farther.
SPC is a supplier of aviation fuel in the Asia-Pacific region. The Distillates unit is responsible for the sales and trading of naphtha, motor gasoline (petrol), gasoil (diesel) and jet fuel (kerosene).
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Jan 6, 2022 · Last but not least, here are the locations of every SPC petrol station in Singapore, including their amenities and promotions, for your convenience. There are a total of 40 SPC petrol stations located around Singapore, each with different amenities.
SPC Petrol Stations in Singapore – 40 Locations Island-Wide. There is a network of 40 SPC petrol stations in Singapore to choose from, including one location at 397 Havelock Road. Singapore Petroleum Company (SPC), operating a chain of friendly neighborhood service stations, was founded in 1969 and has been owned since 2009 by PetroChina, one ...
Available at all SPC service stations island-wide, Choices convenience store opens 24 hours daily. It carries a wide selection of merchandise to cater to the “grab & go” or convenience shopping needs of motorists in Singapore.
