The Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association has rejected the margin offered by the government and has demanded that the dealers’ margin be increased to 8%. This demand was made by the Association Chairman, Abdul Sami Khan, while addressing a press conference on Friday, along with other officials.
He said that they had asked the government for an 8% margin because it was not possible to operate without it. Giving the government a 10-day deadline to bring the margin to the proposed rate, he said that if the government did not increase the dealers’ margin to 8%, the association would convene a meeting after 10 days and shut down fuel pumps across the country.
He stated that after the meeting of the dealers’ core committee, a final decision would be announced. Sami Khan said that the petroleum dealers’ margin was 3.12%; therefore, the government should provide a written assurance to increase it to 8%. “If the government wants, it may raise the margin in instalments.”Latest News, Breaking News & Top News Stories | The Express TribuneOur CorrespondentRead More
