MAY WE ASK YOU A FEW QUESTION?

*Do you have systems in place to aggressively monitor your fleet's fuel consumption?
*How often do you analyze each fuel transaction to detect any possible losses?
*Do you have the TIME to aggressively monitor and manage your fleet's fuel intakes?
*How soon do you take actions to investigate any possible loss occurred?
*Do you have full control over your driver and vehicle since they left your premises?
*Do you have control over the petrol attendant and cashier at the fuel station in order to know whether they are committing fraudulent transactions on your account?
*Do you quantify your losses in Rand value, Liter value and percentage Value?

Here are just a few FACTS:

Fuel is stolen in low quantities over an extended period of time, making it easier to go undetected for long periods of time.It is an everyday reality, and the bigger the fleet, the easier it is to go undetected.
Between 7% and 14% of all fuel transactions have an element of either fraud, theft or driver abuse of the vehicle. A further shocking fact is that 90% of fuel transactions that exceed 7.5% above the normal usage are flagged as suspicious transactions.
When we look at the fuel price since January 2014 until August 2018, and we only work on a 5% loss in fuel per month, a client at the reef, filling up with 5,000 liters 0.05% diesel, would have suffered a potential loss of R 1,887,270 . Should the Client ignore the thread, and he continue to suffer only 5% fuel losses for the next five years, (and we work on the current fuel price, and keep that fixed for the next 60 months), the potential loss will be R 2, 592,000

HOW MUCH DID YOU LOOSE OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS?

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