en.Wedoany.com Reported - Spanish logistics service provider OnTurtle has taken a new step in its Central European consolidation strategy by entering the Czech Republic. The company has reached an integration agreement with F1 Chequia to incorporate a new network of 11 fuel stations in the country, aiming to offer customers more competitive services tailored to their operational needs in the region.

These stations, operating under the F1 brand, are strategically located near the Czech Republic's border with Germany, one of the key connection points for international transport in Central Europe. The new network will serve customers on international routes to and from Southern Europe, as well as transporters traveling along major Central European corridors.

With this integration, the Czech Republic becomes the 11th country in OnTurtle's fuel station network, reinforcing the company's international growth strategy and its positioning in high-value logistics corridors. Currently, OnTurtle's network also covers Spain, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Germany, Slovenia, Italy, and Poland, providing customers with a total of 2,300 fuel stations across Europe.

Key competitive advantages of the new agreement include the strategic positioning at cross-border points between the Czech Republic and Germany, as well as highly competitive fuel stations located at critical points within the country.

OnTurtle CEO Marta Fàbregas emphasized that the Czech Republic is a natural step in its Central European growth strategy, and the company will continue expanding its network to provide efficient coverage along major international routes for professional transport. Additionally, the Czech Republic has been integrated into OnTurtle's digital and security ecosystem.

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