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LIOC to further expand operations with 96 more filling stations islandwide

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Lanka Indian Oil Company (LIOC) said it will further expand local petroleum operations in Sri Lanka, with an aim of establishing 96 more filling stations.

The construction of these new filling stations is already underway.

The LIOC commenced its local operation in Sri Lanka 20 years ago, currently owning 214 filling stations islandwide.

MIAP

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