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Pemex Logistics Records 12.7 Billion Peso Loss Under 24-Peso Gasoline Cap

Enforcing the 24-peso cap has forced the state oil company to bear transport fees plus storage costs, cutting into its earnings.

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Pemex Logística, el área de transporte y almacenamiento de la petrolera estatal, reportó una pérdida sin precedentes en el primer semestre de 2025. Foto: Especial
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Overview

  • Pemex Logística reported a net loss of 12,729 million pesos in the first half of 2025, marking its first negative result on record since 2016.
  • Unit revenues plunged about 41% year-on-year after Pemex absorbed logistics expenses for Magna gasoline, generating losses of roughly 1 to 1.50 pesos per liter sold.
  • Consolidated Pemex operations remained in the black with a 16,187 million-peso gain driven by foreign exchange benefits.
  • The federal government and the Energy Secretariat have injected subsidies and unveiled a $25 billion investment package for 2025–2027 to bolster fuel distribution.
  • Reduced availability of commercial tankers prompted the deployment of Sedena-operated trucks and private fleets, though unpaid contractor arrears and under-utilized refineries pose ongoing supply risks.