Big increase in Indian Oil exports; Now to capture the market in Sri Lanka

Indian Oil, a leading energy company in India, today exported XP-100, a premium specialty fuel for high-end vehicles, to Sri Lanka from the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust.

Based on Indian Oil’s indigenous Octamax technology, Octane Petrol XP 100 is an indigenously developed premium fuel that improves engine performance, speed, improved fuel efficiency. It reduces emissions as well as reduces vehicle maintenance.

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The event was graced by JNPT’s Transport Department Director Girish Thomas, Indian Oil Director (Marketing) V. Satish Kumar, Lanka IOC President Sujoy Chaudhary, Lanka IOC, Indian Oil staff and port authorities were present. This time V. Satish Kumar flagged off this export..

The Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) will expand its operations in Sri Lanka by opening 50 fuelling stations, A top official of the LIOC said on Monday@IndianOilcl @PetroleumMin https://t.co/7zL3Roci4B

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He said, “Today is a very important day as another one of our products is coming forward to conquer a new market in Sri Lanka. This is the third time we are shipping the product, showing our ability to ship quality products from India to the world.”

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