1. Choose Your Business Model
Franchising (Major Brand): High investment but established brand, steady supply, and support. Examples: Petron, Shell, Caltex, Phoenix, Petrobox, Rephil, FlyingV
Independent/Micro Gas Station: Lower COST
2. Location and Site Requirements (Crucial)
A successful gas station depends on location.
Visibility & Traffic: High-volume traffic areas, ideally near residential areas, commercial centers, or highways.
Lot Requirements: Varies by brand, but generally requires at least 100–500 sqm for small stations, and over 1,000 sqm for large stations with convenience stores.
3. Key Requirements and Documentation
1. Business Registration: SEC or DTI Registration, Mayor's Permit, and Barangay Clearance.
2. DOE Accreditation: Certificate of Registration/Notice to Proceed from the Department of Energy (DOE) for retailing liquid fuels.
3. Safety Requirements: Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC) from the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP).
4. Environmental Compliance: Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) or Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC) from DENR.
4. Application Process
Submit Application: Contact Contractor or the Oil Company and fill out the inquiry form.
Site Proposal: Submit the address and map of your proposed location.
Interview & Screening: Undergo interviews and financial background checks.
Training: Complete the required retailer training course.
Contract Signing: Finalize the contract or franchise agreement.
5. Setup and Operation
Construction: Building the bays, installing underground tanks, and installing dispensers.
Equipment: Fuel pumps, tanks, POS system, and safety equipment (fire extinguishers, CCTV).
Staffing: Hire trained station attendants.
Suppliers: Secure contracts with fuel suppliers
Cost of Investment Range
3.5M to 15M
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