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EDB, CPC meet exporters on fuel distribution

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The gas price increase follows Monday’s increase in fuel costs.

Sri Lanka has already raised fuel prices over soaring global oil prices after U.S./Israel’s attack on Iran

Sri Lanka officials had said petrol and diesel stocks were adequate, before global oil prices surged more than 20 percen

“This will add roughly 10 days of additional storage capacity to our reserves,” Dissanayake said.

Several shipments, including one carrying 35,000 metric tons, will arrive on schedule, he said.

Motorists stay in long queues to fill tanks

The geopolitical shockwave could unsettle President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s plans

contract for the procurement of 05 ships of Petrol 92 Unl during the period from 2026-03-15 to 2026-09-14

Keeps the prices of other fuels including kerosine steady

Firms on competitive bidding sells unit around Rs15 to Rs18 and FIT around Rs25

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