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Fuel Sales Grew 3.33% in June Driven by Promotions
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Driven by promotions and discounts, the demand for naphthas and diesel oil to the public grew 3.33 percent in June compared to the same month last year, although it was below the levels of May. Naphthas and Premium diesel lead the recovery. The sale of fuels to the public in Service Stations continues to give signs of recovery. In June 2025, the total supply of naphthas and diesel oil recorded an increase of 3.33 percent compared to the same mon…
The Naphtas and Premium diesel lead the recovery of fuel dispatches while the surge of fluid sales continues to slow ...
The demand for fuels showed signs of recovery during June, driven by promotions, discounts and loyalty strategies applied by the oil companies. According to data from the Ministry of Energy, the total supply of naphthas and diesel fuel in filling stations grew by 3.33% compared to the same month in 2024, reaching 1,357,067 cubic meters marketed. Despite year-on-year growth, consumption was 1.40% lower than in May, in part because of the differen…
Driven by promotions and the increase in the sale of premium fuels, the demand for naphtha and diesel oil grew again for the fourth consecutive month. Which provinces led growth and why consumption fell in CABA. Read more
In the month of June 2025, fuel sales to the public throughout the country totaled 1,357,068 cubic metres between naphthas and diesel.In the comparison against the same month of 2024, they showed a positive variation of 3.3%; in turn, compared to the previous month (May 2025) there was a decrease of 4.6%.1 Sales by type of fuel 56% of the total marketed in June corresponded to naphthas and 44% to diesel. Regarding their performance, the sales of…
The demand for naphtha and diesel oil to the public in La Pampa grew 2.2 percent in June compared to the same month last year, as revealed by the National Energy Secretariat. At the national level, growth was 3.3 percent. According to the specialized portal Surtidores.com.ar, the rise is due to aggressive strategies of discounts, promotions with virtual wallets and loyalty programs launched by oil companies to sustain consumption in a context of…
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