Unfortunately, EPGIS, which is engraved in our minds with the news of the hike in fuel prices, shared an account explaining why gas stations were closed after the hikes. According to this calculation, dealers lose almost 50 cents per liter.
In the news we shared with you in October, we announced that a 2.5-3 TL increase could be made in gasoline due to the problem in the Esel Mobil System. When we shared this news, the dollar was pushing 9 TL and the liter price of gasoline was 8 TL on average. Today, the dollar rate is at 13.60, while gasoline prices are from the average level of 14 TL is listed.
This magnificent hike, which is caused by the dollar exchange rate and inflation over the situation in the Eşel Mobile System, has not been stopped yet. The worst part is that this situation started to affect not only the car owners but also the dealers. So far, in Turkey hundreds of gas stations closed and this Closures are expected to continue. Well, despite the price hike in gas, dealers Why does it hurt?
How is the price of a liter of gasoline determined?
EPGİS shared the shares of the items that make up the fuel cost, from the refinery to the vehicle owner, in its Twitter post. Due to the price hikes in the fuel sector Saying goodbye to more than 800 gas stations According to this share made at the time of the announcements that and will continue to be used, the cost of 1 liter of fuel is divided as follows:
- 63% product price
- 28% public share (SCT, VAT, EMRA revenue share)
- 8% Distributor-Dealer share
Gas stations lose almost 50 cents per liter
According to the sharing made by EPGIS, fuel stations started to lose money especially due to the increase in their expenses. Distributor-dealer share, which is 8% in fuel oil, corresponds to an average of 97.26 kurus per liter of fuel. Only 4% of this share, so 48.63 cents is left to the dealer.. The average cost per liter of the dealer is given as 94 kuruş.
In other words, a fuel dealer loses an average of 45.37 boards per liter of gasoline sales.