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Kodiya97

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  • Feb 22, 2018
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    russia watath denna ona aniwaa.polim gaane winda duka mathak wena kota thama owala watinakama therenne..anith ewath private karanna ona.bus, train okkoma.mama dakkaa hong kong wala train ekak parakku unoth loku ganak un gewanna onalu ehe government ekata..eka nisaa eka winadiyakwath parakku wenne nathuwa ewa wada.private karanna ona government eka e wage neethi daala.
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    Son Goku

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    2002
    -IOC signs MoU with Ceylon Petroleum Corporation to retail petrol and
    diesel in Sri Lanka.



    - Indian Oil Corporation will be selling auto fuels in Sri Lanka by
    taking over 100 retail outlets of Ceylon Petroleum Corporation.
    The
    company has signed the memorandum of understanding with Ceylon
    Petroleum


    - Indian Oil Corporation has signed a one year $100 million term
    contract to supply 30,000 tonnes of diesel and 10,000 tonnes of jet
    fuel a month to Sri Lanka.


    - Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has opened a 100 per cent subsidiary
    and floated a joint venture company in partnership with Ceylon
    Petroleum Corporation in Sri Lanka. Lanka IOC Ltd.


    2004
    Lanka IOC Ltd. The Annual Accounts and Directors’ Report of Lanka IOC Ltd. are annexed. The Company earned a net profit of Sri Lankan Rs. 233 crore during the year, which is equivalent to Indian Rs. 103 crore.


    The Company also acquired 1/3rd ownership in Ceylon Petroleum Storage Terminals Limited (CPSTL) also known as Common User Facility (CUF) at a value of US$ 45 million.
     
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    prasanna1992

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    China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation’s (Sinopec) retail fuel operation in Sri Lanka was officially launched on Monday (Sep 25), Minister of Power and Energy Kanchana Wijesekera announced today.
    Taking to ‘X’, Minister Wijesekera said Sinopec will initially operate through 150 fuel stations assigned from the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC), while 50 new fuel stations are to be established.
    Stating that the launch event held on Monday marks a historic energy partnership and investment in Sri Lanka, the Minister added that the energy partnership will strengthen the availability of fuel, quality of fuel and affordability of fuel.
    The Ambassador to China Qi Zhenhong, the Executive Director of Sinopec Fuel Oil Sales Yang Junze, Officials of Ministries, Government institutes, the Chinese Embassy, and the Sinopec Group, Industry stakeholders, and Sinopec Dealership partners participated in the event. (NewsWire)
    2023-09-26