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Non-fuels and the new era of fuels retailing: how can companies adapt?
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Report summary
Gasoline and diesel demand is in structural decline in most of Europe. Fuel companies have been trying to diversify their revenue streams, which made the non-fuel segment one of their most prominent growth areas. But which companies can benefit from it, and which are predicted to fall behind? In our report, we look at the long-term perspectives of the non-fuel segment, its impact on the retail market, and the strategies the most successful retailers pursue. We also look at the evolution of the non-fuel segment outside of Europe.
Table of contents
- The new era of fuel retailing
- Strong outlook in Asia
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Motor Fuel Group's retail network and non-fuel gross profit per stationThe proportion of non-fuels in Rontec's turnoverTotal number and average sales of service stations stores in the United KingdomVivo Energy's retail network and non-fuel gross profit per station
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