Fuel prices reduced

Fuel prices reduced

August 31, 2024   09:48 pm

The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (Ceypetco) has revised its fuel prices with effect from midnight today (August 31).

Accordingly, the price of Petrol Octane 92 will be reduced by Rs. 12 to Rs. 332 per litre while Petrol Octane 95 will go down by Rs. 02 with the new price Rs. 377 per litre.

Auto Diesel is to be reduced by Rs. 10 to Rs. 307 per litre and Super Diesel by Rs. 03 to Rs. 352. 

Meanwhile, the prices of Kerosene will remain unchanged, according to the Ceypetco.

The revised rates are as follows:

Petrol 92 Octane – Rs. 332 (reduced by Rs. 12)
Petrol 95 Octane – Rs. 377 (reduced by Rs. 02)
Auto Diesel – Rs. 307 (reduced by Rs. 10)
Super diesel – Rs. 352 (reduced by Rs. 03)
Kerosene – Rs. 202 (not revised)

UPDATE: Lanka Indian Oil Corporation (LIOC) and Sinopec too have decided to revise its fuel prices, mirroring the state-owned oil company’s move.

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