Petrolimex Launches App Campaign Offering iPhone Prizes for Fuel Purchases
Vietnam's state-owned petroleum giant Petrolimex has launched a major lucky draw campaign offering chances to win iPhone 18 Pro Max, iPads, and Apple Watches for customers who accumulate points through fuel purchases via its "Petrolimex 2.0" mobile app. The campaign features over 3,300 prizes with a total value of up to VND 68 billion (approximately USD 2.7 million).
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