24/09/2026
Fuel theft is quietly costing African fleets a fortune!
It rarely arrives as one dramatic incident. It goes twenty litres at a time — at a quiet stop, during a shift change, overnight at the yard — until it stops looking like theft and starts looking like poor consumption.
Most operators find out at month end, from a spreadsheet that says the fleet is short. By then there is no vehicle to point at, no shift and no gate.
It does not have to work that way. Fuel leaving a tank is a measurable event.
Install fuel level monitoring on the vehicle and a siphon raises an alert while it is still happening.
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