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New $3 million service station set to boost Navua’s economy

New $3 million service station set to boost Navua’s economy

By Manoa Dawaibalavu
16/10/2025

A new $3 million service station is set to open in Navua, marking a major investment in the town’s infrastructure and economic growth.

At the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the development reflects strong confidence in Fiji’s private sector and its ability to contribute to national progress.

The project is owned by B.Prasad and Sons Limited is being developed in collaboration with Total Energies Fiji.

Rabuka also highlighted that the new service station will serve more than just a refueling point,it will become a key facility supporting transport and commerce.

The project is expected to be completed by next year.

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