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Petroleum stations face low profit margins
The article reveals the suffering of fuel station owners in Egypt, who endure significant financial burdens due to high operating costs that far exceed their profit margin, which is no more than 1%. Station owners pay for fuel before it even reaches the pump, placing them under continuous liquidity pressure, especially when product prices rise or profits decline. This situation threatens the ongoing operation of stations or their reduction of services, which affects citizens. Experts confirm that the solution lies in re-evaluating profit margins and operating costs in a way that ensures the sustainability of the service.
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