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Loans for Petrol Pump Dealers

A retail outlet runs on a petroleum storage licence granted under the Petroleum Rules 2002 by the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation. Rule 142(2) is the provision to read before you borrow: a licence remains in force until the 31st day of December of the year up to which it is granted or renewed, subject to a maximum of three years. Sources that describe a ten year petrol pump licence are wrong on both counts - the cap is three years, and expiry is calendar-fixed rather than dated from grant. We help dealers across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh finance outlet development, tankage, automation and working capital.

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₹10L - ₹2Cr
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Why Petrol Pump Dealers Get Better Rates

Three Years Is the Cap, Not Ten

Rule 142(2) of the Petroleum Rules 2002 provides that every licence granted or renewed will remain in force until the 31st day of December of the year up to which it is granted or renewed, subject to a maximum of three years. The Form XIV licence template says the same thing on its face. Commercial sources that quote a ten year validity are describing something the Rules do not provide.

Size the Loan to the Licence, Not the Calendar

Because expiry falls on 31 December rather than on the anniversary of grant, a licence issued late in a year carries far less remaining term than its nominal period suggests. A term loan sized against the idea of the licence, rather than against the expiry date printed on it, can outrun the licence by most of a year. Read the date on the document.

Form IX Applies, Form XIV Licenses

Rule 143(2) makes Form IX the application to import and store petroleum, and Form XIV the licence that follows. Knowing which document you are holding matters when a lender asks for the licence: an acknowledged application is not a licence, and the two are commonly confused in files we see.

Safety Distances Sit Inside the Licence

The safety distances applicable to your outlet are written in as conditions of the Form XIV licence itself rather than granted as a separate approval. That makes the licence document the single reference point for what your site is permitted to do, which is convenient when assembling a loan file.

Eligibility Guide

How Much Can You Borrow?

Indicative amounts for petrol pump dealers with CIBIL 750+ and no existing EMIs. Actual amount may vary by lender.

Monthly IncomePersonal Loan
₹25,000 / mo₹5 - 6 Lakh
₹40,000 / mo₹8 - 10 Lakh
₹60,000 / mo₹12 - 15 Lakh
₹1 Lakh / mo₹18 - 25 Lakh
₹2 Lakh / mo₹35 - 50 Lakh
₹3 Lakh+ / mo₹50 Lakh+

Based on 50% FOIR, 5-yr personal loan tenure and 20-yr home loan tenure. Higher existing EMIs reduce eligibility proportionally.

Specialty Loan Solutions

Beyond standard loans - products built specifically for petrol pump dealers.

Outlet Development

Forecourt, canopy, civil works and site development

Working Capital

For the gap between fuel purchase and sales realisation

Tankage and Automation

Dispensing units, underground tanks and automation systems

Loan Against Property

Where you own the site or other property, against its value

Compare Your Options as a Petrol Pump Dealer

Our advisor specialises in petrol pump dealer income. We compare 25+ lenders and negotiate on your behalf - for free.

Eligibility Criteria

Most petrol pump dealers meet these. Our advisor confirms your exact eligibility before applying.

A current petroleum storage licence with tenure remaining
A subsisting dealership arrangement with an oil marketing company
Sales realisations visible in bank credits and filed returns
Site documents in order, whether owned or leased
A credit record the lender can assess

Documents Required

Exact requirements vary by lender and loan amount. Our advisor confirms the final checklist for you.

Licence and approvals

  • Petroleum storage licence in Form XIV, with its expiry date
  • Dealership agreement with the oil marketing company
  • Land documents or lease deed for the outlet site
  • No objection certificates obtained for the site
  • Approved site and layout plan as sanctioned

Business and financials

  • Bank statements for the last 12 months showing sales realisations
  • ITR and financials for the last 2 to 3 financial years
  • GST registration and returns
  • Monthly sales volume statements from the oil marketing company
  • Quotation or estimate for the tankage, dispensing units or automation being financed

Personal

  • PAN and Aadhaar
  • Address proof
  • Photographs
Simple Process

How to Get Your Petrol Pump Dealer Loan

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Quick Call

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Documents

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Matched Offer

We compare 25+ lenders and present the strongest offer you qualify for.

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Disbursement

Money in your account - as fast as same-day for pre-approved cases.

Loan FAQs for Petrol Pump Dealers

Rule 142(2) of the Petroleum Rules 2002 caps it at three years and ties expiry to the 31st of December of the year up to which the licence is granted or renewed. A separate provision, Rule 142(1), makes licences in Form III or Form XVII valid a maximum of one year. Check which form you hold, and read the expiry date printed on it rather than relying on a general figure.

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