Fuel that leaves without being sold.
For an independent station operator, forecourt loss is a number that never quite reconciles. The volume delivered, the volume sold and the cash banked disagree, and by the time the gap is obvious the cause is weeks old.
The problem is on the record.
Under-dispensing at Nigerian filling stations is a live regulatory matter. The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority has closed stations for under-dispensing product in breach of the Petroleum Industry Act 2021, and reporting has noted that retail outlets are inspected rarely enough for pump manipulation to persist.
Against national consumption of roughly 50 million litres of petrol a day, small percentages are not small numbers.
Sources: NMDPRA enforcement reporting and NMDPRA consumption figures. These are industry and regulatory figures, not Titan Legacy Energy data.
What we are building
A platform scoped to one job: showing an operator where volume and value stop agreeing, early enough to act on it.
- 01
Monitor
What moved through the forecourt.
- 02
Reconcile
Delivered against dispensed against banked.
- 03
Flag
Where the numbers stop agreeing.
- 04
Notify
The person who can do something about it.
- 05
Act
With a record, not a suspicion.
Where this is
The platform is in development. We are talking to station operators about how loss actually shows up in their books, and building against what they tell us.
We are not claiming a station count, a theft reduction figure or a deployment record, because we do not have one yet. When we do, it will be on this page with the evidence behind it.
If you run stations and this is a problem you recognise, we want to hear how it presents for you.
Talk to us about the platform
Tell us how many sites you run and how loss shows up for you. We will come back to you.