Serbian Gas Station Owners Face Reduced Profit Margins Amid Rising Fuel Prices
Gas station owners in Serbia report that their profit margins have been halved, from 21 to 10 dinars per liter, due to a one-dinar increase in retail fuel prices and daily wholesale price hikes, pushing their businesses to the brink of profitability.
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Vlasnici benzinskih stanica: Trgovačka marža na ivici izdrživosti, sa 21 pala na 10 dinara
Povećanje malopordajnih cena dizela i benzina u Srbiji za jedan dinar po litru, a istovremeno svakodnevno poskupljenje u veleprodaji prepolovilo je tr
Read full article →Vlasnici benzinskih stanica očekivali veće poskupljenje goriva: Trgovačka marža na ivici izdrživosti, sa 21 pala na 10 dinara
Povećanje maloprodajnih cena dizela i benzina u Srbiji za jedan dinar po litru, a istovremeno svakodnevno poskupljenje u veleprodaji prepolovilo je trgovačku maržu i poslovanje dovelo na ivicu isplativosti, rekli su danas za Betu vlasnici benzinskih stanica.
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