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Hidup petronas!!! Tp wa selalu isi kt shell |
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boikot ke,tak boikot ke....dah berkurun aku tak isi kt petronas...... |
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aku memang pelanggan setia petronas dan tak nampak nape nak boikot petronas nih... |
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kat tempat aku nih tak jumpa lagi stesen minyak petronas yg dah tutup, yg ada 1 stesen caltex dah bungkuih....... |
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Hmmmm.......Nape nak kena boikot petronas pun aku tak tau....bagus jer minyak petronas. |
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Originally posted by B_ii_L at 27-11-2008 14:34 
Hmmmm.......Nape nak kena boikot petronas pun aku tak tau....bagus jer minyak petronas.
tak baca dari page 1? takpe pung kalu tak nak boikot......... bukannya kena ISA......  |
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kalo isu boikot memboikot nie, aku tingat ustaz aku penah cakap...kita duk boikot2 barang2 Amerika, Israel...tapi dalam masa yg sama kita duk pakai handphone nokia, samsung...cam sama kes petronas..kita boikot Shell tapi Petronas sndiri cam cekik darah rakyat sndiri..dpt untung tp bolot sekor2...:@ |
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hari tu mase minyak turun satu stesen petronas kt sini tutup..hampeh tol:@ 
shell sblah petronas tu nasi baik bukak... |
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aku mmg pakai minyak petronas selama nie tp baru2 niee aku try la guna shell....aku trus takjub sbb aku isi shell .......minyak aku punya la lambat nk abis...tp kalau petronas biasa2 jeee...bila aku tanya kawan2 aku semua ckp kt aku yg diorang pun guna shell sbb minyak shell jimat
[ Last edited by chelita at 28-11-2008 01:09 PM ] |
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kenapa petronas takde RON92? |
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Originally posted by Kilokahn at 28-11-2008 11:26 AM 
kenapa petronas takde RON92?
ada jugak yg ada....tp aku lupa stesyen ptronas mana ituhari....
tp mmg payah ler nak cari stesyen petronas yg ada minyak ni..... |
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kata minyak nak abis da, nape rega dunia turun lak? bangkrap laa petronas nanti......
Government makes RM16mil a day from fuel windfall
By IZWAN IDRIS and LESTER KONG
KUALA LUMPUR: The Government is set to get windfall gains of up to RM16mil per day based on yesterday抯 crude oil price of US$44 (RM158.40) per barrel and a consumption estimate of 27.5 million litres per day .
This windfall comes about because the pump prices of fuel have not been reduced enough to reflect the lower crude prices, oil analysts said.
This has prompted the Federation of Malaysian Consumer Associations (Fomca) to request the Government to reveal how it plans to spend the windfall revenue.
Its secretary-general Muhd Sha抋ni Abdullah urged the Government to invest the money in public transportation for the benefit of everyone.
The crude oil price in New York fell to a four-year low at below US$44 per barrel yesterday, dragged down by demand worries amid the worsening outlook of the global economy.
At this level, the market price for RON 97 grade petrol should be about RM1.30 per litre, which is 60 sen lower than the RM1.90 per litre Malaysians are currently paying, the analysts said.
Based on a consumption estimate of 27.5 million litres per day, this translates to roughly around RM16.5mil in extra revenue a day for the Government.
It is believed that revenue collected by the Government from RON 97 sales at local pumps ranged from a low of RM100,000 to as high as RM20mil a day since mid-October.
This takes into account international oil price movements, as well as the four price cuts at local pumps over the period. Crude oil prices had slumped 19% this week alone, and was more than US$100 (RM360) down from at its July peak of US$147 (RM529.20) per barrel.
In all, total revenue for the Government from the sale of RON 97 over the past two months would probably be around RM500mil, the analysts, who declined to be named, said. This, however, excludes duty paid by pump operators for sales of RON 92 and diesel.
RON 97 is the most popular petrol grade among Malaysian drivers, accounting for about 80% of total fuel sales at local pumps.
But while the Government gets extra revenue from fuel sales, as opposed to having to subsidise before, falling crude oil prices also means less profits for Petronas, the national oil corporation.
Income from Petronas, in terms of petroleum tax and dividends, accounted for about 40% of the latest national budget. Latest results showed Petronas made a net profit of RM42.7bil in its fiscal first half ended Sept 30.
This was 46% higher compared to same period last year. It would be tough to match that level of profitability during the current six-month period ending March 31, 2009.
Sha抋ni said while Fomca and consumers were agreeable that petrol sales results in more revenue for the Government, they should be told how their money is spent.
He said the profits from petrol must be channelled in such ways to further reduce the burden of consumers and help them cope with the cost of living especially in the current financial downturn.
He added that the fuel pump price should not be lowered further as it would only encourage more private vehicles on the roads and fewer people would take public transportation.
He said the Government must make it a priority to greatly improve public transportation and educate the public to use it as their main mode of transportation.
揚eople need time to change their transportation arrangements, |
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sesetengah stesyen pressure angin depa kuat... that's why minyak ciput jer... 
kat tempat aku Shell mmg sux gile... Petronas pun lebih kurang...
alternativenya...aku guna Caltex... mmg lebih kilometer...
korang pun usha |
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aku memang setia giler dgn petronas. Org cakap apa, lantaklahhh!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Post time 17-10-2008 11:56 PM
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