Brega Oil Marketing Company says, as part of its initiative towards digital transformation and the development of operational mechanisms, its (cooking) gas cylinder distribution system has witnessed remarkable progress since its launch. This progress has involved transitioning from limited operating methods to a more organized and efficient electronic system.
It says the performance indicators demonstrate the extent of the progress achieved, with total gas cylinder sales reaching 303,444 cylinders. Of these, 247,543 were delivered to citizens through the electronic system, in addition to 55,901 cylinders distributed through other sales channels, including distribution to public sector employees according to approved procedures.
The system has also expanded to include seven main distribution areas within the western, central, southern, and eastern operational regions, through 57 sales and distribution points. A total of 790,343 confirmed reservations were recorded, and 314,803 text messages were sent to citizens, resulting in 247,543 completed deliveries.
Brega says this transformation was achieved through the expansion of filling centres and distribution points, and the integration of operations with electronic systems.
This was made possible through the integrated efforts of the General Directorate of Operations, the Filling and Distribution Points Department, and the General Directorate of Information Technology, which contributed to developing the operational, technical, and digital aspects of the system, translating the Board’s vision into practical measures that have positively impacted service levels.
Indicators reflect success of development & digital transformation strategy
These indicators reflect the success of the development and digital transformation strategy in reorganizing the gas distribution system. This success is attributed to the integration of administrative vision, operational efforts, and technological solutions, contributing to increased service efficiency and enhanced accessibility for citizens across all regions.
A more organized data & technology-based business model
These results also confirm that the development of the system was not merely an increase in the number of distributed cylinders, but a shift towards a more organized business model based on data and technology and improved operational performance, which enhances service stability and supports the company's goals in meeting citizens' needs.