Service stations in the Baltic states 

Estonia

StatoilHydro operates 46 Statoil-branded service stations plus five unstaffed 1-2-3 sites in Estonia. No official statistics are available for market share, but the group’s own analyses indicate that it has about 30% of the petrol market in the country.

The group was the first foreign company to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary in Estonia, and opened its initial service station in the capital, Tallinn, during 1992.

Latvia

Sixty Statoil-branded service stations are operated by the group in Latvia, along with six unstaffed 1-2-3 sites.
 
The group has 30% of the market.

Lithuania

A total of 66 Statoil-branded service stations are operated by StatoilHydro in Lithuania, along with four unstaffed 1-2-3 sites.
 
No official statistics are available for market share, but the group’s own analyses indicate that it has about 20% of the petrol market.