Petrol prices have fallen by Rs. 15 to Rs. 20 per litre across Ceypetco, LIOC and Sinopec, bringing 92 Octane down to Rs. 399 and 95 Octane to Rs. 475.
The new prices took effect from midnight on August 30.
Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC), which operates under the Ceypetco brand, cut the price of Petrol 92 by Rs. 15, from Rs. 414 to Rs. 399 per litre.
The price of Petrol 95 Octane fell by Rs. 20, from Rs. 495 to Rs. 475 per litre.
Lanka Indian Oil Corporation (LIOC) followed the same price changes.
LIOC reduced 92 Octane by Rs. 15 to Rs. 399 per litre. It also cut 95 Octane by Rs. 20 to Rs. 475.
Sinopec has also adopted the same new petrol prices.
Other Fuel Prices Unchanged
The latest changes apply only to petrol.
Ceypetco has kept Auto Diesel at Rs. 382 per litre, while Super Diesel remains at Rs. 478 and kerosene at Rs. 285.
LIOC and Sinopec have also left the prices of their other fuel types unchanged.
For motorists, the reduction means a 40-litre fill-up now costs Rs. 600 less for 92 Octane and Rs. 800 less for 95 Octane compared with the previous prices.
The new rates now apply across the three major fuel retailers, with 92 Octane priced at Rs. 399 and 95 Octane at Rs. 475 per litre.
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