Octane 95 petrol up Rs. 20 at Lanka IOC and Sinopec sheds
Lanka IOC and Sinopec raised Octane 95 petrol from Rs. 475 to Rs. 495 a litre, while Ceylon Petroleum still charges Rs.…
Lanka IOC and Sinopec raised Octane 95 petrol from Rs. 475 to Rs. 495 a litre, while Ceylon Petroleum still charges Rs.…
The CPC is considering raising fuel prices after LIOC, Sinopec and RM Parks, which handle 45 percent of fuel, limited their operations.
Ceylon Petroleum Corporation Chairman D. J. A. S. De S. Rajakaruna said queues were caused by reduced private-sector supplies and panic buying.