If by "screwed" you mean having to pay a modest fee to access one of the most valuable pieces of land on the entire planet, sure.

With less hindrance from congestion as well, meaning that they get to make more transactions and hence make more money.

You have no way of knowing if traffic is a bottleneck for revenue of all of these companies. That sounds like a far fetched idea that might possibly apply in rare cases.

A modest fee multiplied by every vehicle for every entry when you have no idea what their margins are to even be able to afford that.

Not really - unless you have specific info to add on this?

I have the info of company owners going on the news saying they’re screwed by this.