Q1: What are the margins we can expect if we were to compete with total assuming our prices are 5% cheaper and we also have 10% margins for sub-dealers or establishing our branch distribution centers?
Ans: an nyu report on u.s. margins revealed the average net profit margin is 7.71% across different industries. but that doesn’t mean your ideal profit margin will align with this number. as a rule of thumb, 5% is a low margin, 10% is a healthy margin, and 20% is a high margin.

Q2: what is the distance between the filing point and our main stocking warehouse? and what is the minimum quantity to refill to our suppliers to make it commercial
Ans:we produce and distribute infinite unit cases of our products annually across our territories. our supply chain, therefore, plays a central role in our business and is responsible for the company’s procurement, planning, manufacturing, engineering, and sustainability. in all our procedures we minimize our environmental impact and consider sustainability in our value chain – from sourcing raw materials and manufacturing the end product to distributing it to our customers.

Q3: how do you intent to share a) capital b) profits c) workings d) space for working and space for main storage?
Ans:out of total purchases of a customer of a product or service, what percentage goes to a company defines its market share. in other words, if consumers as a whole buy 100 soaps, and 40 of which are from one company, that company holds 40% market share.

Q4: the risk of proper storage to avoid any disaster?
Ans: how to store and handle lpg place the lpg cylinder in a well-ventilated area. safe the cylinder in place. check it for damaged or incorrect parts before using. notice safety when replacing cylinders. always keep the lpg cylinder in good condition. never tamper with your cylinder.

Q5: i read a lot of articles in google about the substandard quality, the low filing of gas in volumes. how do we ensure a good filing when our whole business model depends on the lpg filter? how do we ensure that we have qualities matching shell and total?
Ans: awareness, education, preparedness, and prediction and warning systems can lessen the disruptive impacts of a disaster on communities. mitigation measures like the adoption of zoning, land-use practices, and building codes are needed, however, to prevent or lessen actual damage from hazards.

Q6: government protocols on filling and storing and branding
Ans: petrol is a dangerous substance; it is a highly flammable liquid and can give off vapor which can simply be set on fire and when not handled securely has the potential to cause a serious fire and/or explosion.this means there is always a risk of a fire and/or an explosion if there is a source of ignition nearby, for instance, a naked flame, an electrical spark, or similar. because of these risks storing petrol safely is covered by legislation, and this applies to you if you store petrol.the petroleum (consolidation) regulations 2014 (pcr) which came into force on 1 october 2014 apply to:workplaces that store petrol where petrol is dispensed directly into the tank of a vehicle with an internal combustion engine, i.e. retail and non-retail petrol filling stations; non-workplace premises storing petrol, for instance at private houses, or clubs/associations (or similar) petroleum enforcement authorities (peas), formerly petroleum licensing authorities (plas) are responsible for enforcing the petroleum (consolidation) regulations 2014. they also continue to enforce dsear at workplaces covered by pcr. this means that there is no change to the current enforcing arrangements. the safe storage and use of petrol in workplaces are also covered by the dangerous substances and explosive atmospheres regulations 2002 (dsear).

Q7: if our main supplier has no stocks we are finished. do we have an alternate filter? can we buy from total and shell? and they fill it for us in our brand?
Ans: one vital difference between service companies and the other two types is that service companies do not have the cost of goods sold because there is no product being sold. service firms also do not have inventory, also because no physical product is being sold.