'Lack of clear rationale'

Unrest at BP dealers after Catom takeover: ‘fuel margins sharply increased’

Dealers erkennen dat jaarlijkse inflatiecorrectie van toeslagen contractueel is toegestaan, maar stellen dat de huidige verhoging aanzienlijk verder gaat. Foto: Shutterstock

There has been unrest among independent BP dealers acquired by Catom over a ‘substantial’ increase in margins on fuel from 1 January. According to several operators, who wished to comment only anonymously, the margin has been increased by several cents per litre in Catom’s favour.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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