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| Market cap |
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Johannesburg - The Competition Commission has granted South African Petroleum Industry Association (Sapia) members permission to
share data on logistics and supply agreements to ensure stable availability of
fuel in the country.
The commission, however, said the exemption does not apply
to sharing information relating to setting margins, imposition of levies and
the approval of tariffs, unless required to do so by the department of energy
and the national energy regulator.
The exemption commenced on October 3 and will run to end
December 2015, the commission said in a statement posted on its website on
Monday.
Sapia members include BP Southern Africa, Chevron South
Africa, Engen, PetroSA, Sasol [JSE:SOL], Shell SA and Total South Africa.
The commission also said Sapia must open up its membership - currently restricted to refineries - to accommodate both existing and potential
marketers in the petroleum and refinery industry on fair and transparent basis.
"This will allow existing and potential marketers to
benefit from the exempted agreements and practices, which otherwise would not
have been the case," it said.