First fuel price increase in six months signals shift in market conditions
SAPRA encourages consumers to consult the fuel pricing templates on the SAPRA website (www.sapra.co.za) or reach out to local depots or distributors for zone-specific delivery prices.
The South African Petroleum Retailers Association (SAPRA), announces a slight increase in fuel prices today, following five months of consecutive decreases. The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy confirmed the adjustments are effective from midnight on Tuesday 5 November impacting motorists this Wednesday, 6 November 2024
Henry van der Merwe, Chairman of SAPRA, stated, “After an extended period of relief, this slight increase reflects current shifts in the global and local fuel markets. While we always advocate for stability, these fluctuations are an inherent part of the broader energy landscape, and we remain committed to supporting consumers and businesses through this period.”
Fuel Price Adjustments for November 2024:
Petrol 93 ULP & LRP: 25.00 cents per litre increase
Petrol 95 ULP & LRP: 25.00 cents per litre increase
Diesel 0,05% Sulphur: 21.00 cents per litre increase
Diesel 0,005% Sulphur: 20.00 cents per litre increase
Illuminating Paraffin:
21.00 cents per litre increase (wholesale)
28.00 cents per litre increase in Single Maximum National Retail Price (SMNRP)
LPG: 36.00 cents per kilogram increase
Van der Merwe highlighted, “Increased fuel prices can put strain on both businesses and consumers, especially at a time when households and industries alike are navigating financial challenges. Fuel cost changes affect everything from production and transportation expenses to consumer purchasing power, making it crucial to remain resilient as we adapt to market dynamics.”
SAPRA encourages consumers to consult the fuel pricing templates on the SAPRA website (www.sapra.co.za) or reach out to local depots or distributors for zone-specific delivery prices.
