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Autogas LPG stations in AP

Hyderabad, Oct. 29

Aegis Logistics Ltd, a logistics solutions provider and marketer of bulk LPG, is planning to set up 70 autogas LPG outlets in Andhra Pradesh through a franchisee route. The company has inducted Keerthej Autogas agency as the sole agent for appointing dealers across the State, according to a company statement. Typically, each outlet requires investment of about Rs 55 lakh. Apart from supply of gas Keerthej would also supply LPG kits for petrol and diesel conversion in the S tate. –

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