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Consumption: Oil sales decline 11% in March
The third quarter of the financial year has proved to be lean, with oil consumption falling 10%, adds the note.
The third quarter of the financial year has proved to be lean, with oil consumption falling 10%, adds the note. PHOTO: FILE
KARACHI:
Oil consumption declined 11% to 1.6 million tons in March on the back of circular debt and disconnection of Nato supply.
Furnace oil, the highest selling fuel, fell 20% while jet fuel dropped 48%, read a JS Global Capital research note. However, petrol sales increased by 20% to 239,000 tons due to enhanced CNG outages in the country.
The third quarter of the financial year has proved to be lean, with oil consumption falling 10%, adds the note.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 11th, 2012.
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