Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — The oil and gas company Saneg has announced the launch of a new subsidiary — Saneg JetWhites — which will focus on the sale of both domestically produced and imported aviation fuel. This new brand is part of Saneg’s strategy to strengthen its position in high-tech segments of the industry and expand its presence in the aviation fuel sector.

Saneg JetWhites will act as the operator for the sale of products from the Fergana Oil Refinery (FNPZ), including TS-1, JET A-1 aviation fuels, and SSF semi-synthetic aviation kerosene, all of which meet national and international quality standards.

“The establishment of Saneg JetWhites is more than just an expansion of our corporate structure — it is the creation of a full-fledged platform capable of becoming a reliable partner for airlines. We are ready to offer stable supply volumes, high product quality, and flexible logistics. Our fuel depot complex in Tashkent already has the capacity to handle up to 400,000 tonnes per year — which accounts for about 80% of the total aviation fuel demand in the country. We are fully aware of the scale of challenges facing the industry and are methodically building infrastructure of national significance. This marks a new stage in the development of Saneg’s vertically integrated model,” emphasized the company’s CEO, Tulkin Yusupov.

The Fergana Oil Refinery possesses all the necessary resources and technologies to produce high-quality aviation fuel. As part of the plant’s development, plans are in place to increase the output of SSF semi-synthetic kerosene to 240,000 tonnes per year by 2025, and to 500,000 tonnes by 2030, which will allow a significant share of domestic airline needs to be met.

“The development of SSF semi-synthetic fuel is our contribution to a sustainable future for the aviation industry. We are moving in line with global trends focused on environmental responsibility and improving the efficiency of aviation fuel,” said FNPZ Director Zafarzhon Teshabayev.

The company is also actively engaged in scientific and technological work to introduce an innovative production technology for fully synthetic aviation fuel that will comply with the strictest international standards. This opens new prospects for both the domestic market and the export of environmentally friendly products.

In addition to selling its own fuel, Saneg JetWhites will carry out regular deliveries of imported aviation kerosene in volumes ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 tonnes per month. These deliveries will meet the needs of foreign airlines operating flights to Uzbekistan and provide the flexibility to respond to peak demand.

To ensure stable supply, the company plans to expand its storage infrastructure network in Samarkand and Bukhara.

Terminals in these regions will become a vital part of the logistics chain, ensuring uninterrupted operations at airports.

“Our key objective is to build a modern, flexible, and customer-focused aviation fuel supply system. We have a deep understanding of the high demands of the aviation market and aim to become a reliable partner for all industry players,” said Saneg JetWhites Director Azizbek Gayupov.