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2008 - a good year for fuel retailers in Estonia

Estonia's largest fuel retailers had a strong year in 2008 and saw both sales and profit go up, things could be very different this year, wrote Postimees.

Neste ended last year with profit of 124 million kroons, Statoil said its proft was 54 million kroons, Olerex reported 15 million kroons in sales. The most successful was Olerex that increased sales by 600 million kroons and tripled its profit.

Statoil was also profitable, but its profit fell 60% to 54.4 million kroons. However, its sales were the highest at 3.3 billion kroons. Neste's sales totalled 3 billion kroons.

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The only large fuel retailer that made a loss was Alexela that ended the year with 55 million kroons on the negative side. "We are fighting for every customer, but competition on the fuel retail market is one of the toughest," said CEO Ain Kuusik, adding that the loss was 1.5 million lower than in 2007.

However, fuel retailers are already preparing for tough times since sale of automotive fuel has fallen at least 10% this year from last year's level.

 

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Not so strange if the liter price for petrol was around 16.7 eek when oil was around USD 170 per barrel. Now 95e is around 15.50 but the oil price is down to around USD 75 per barrel. Of course there was a small increase to the tax of petrol from 01.01.2009 but still. The USD is btw down to around 10.4 eek. My guess is actually that the profits of Neste and Statoil are actually much bigger, thus they have decided to move parts of it for next year etc, or paying high fees to mother companies. I think they have to do this in order not make Estonian consumers get upset next time they go to the pump. Congratulations to owners of Neste oil chairs.
~Tim [18.11.2009, 16:19]
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