Fuel Price Revision – 22nd March 2026

The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (Ceypetco) has announced a revision of fuel prices, effective from midnight of 21st March 2026.

Accordingly, the price of petrol 92 octane has also been increased by Rs. 81 to Rs. 398 per litre. The price of kerosene has increased by Rs. 60 to Rs. 255 per litre, and petrol 95 octane has increased by Rs. 90 to Rs. 455 per litre, the CPC said.

Meanwhile, the price of auto diesel has been increased by Rs. 79 to Rs. 382 per litre, and the price of super diesel has been increased by Rs. 90 to Rs. 443 per litre.

Meanwhile, Lanka IOC too has decided to revise fuel prices in line with the Ceypetco price hike.

The revised rates are as follows:

Price Revision of Ceypetco and IOC

Fuel Type1st March 20261st Price Revision10th March 20262nd Price Revision22nd March 2026
Petrol 92 Octane293+2431781398
Petrol 95 Octane Euro 4340+2536590455
Auto Diesel281+2230379382
Super Diesel 4 Star Euro 4329+2435390443
Kerosene182+1319560255

Price Revision of Sinopec

Sinopec announced significant price hikes across its fuel categories. The price of a litre of Octane 95 petrol has been increased by Rs. 122 to Rs. 487, while Super Diesel has risen sharply by Rs. 219 to Rs. 572 per litre.

Octane 92 petrol and Auto Diesel prices has been increased same as Ceypetco and IOC.

Fuel Type1st March 20261st Price Revision10th March 20262nd Price Revision22nd March 2026
Petrol 92 Octane293+2431781398
Petrol 95 Octane Euro 4340+25365122487
Auto Diesel281+2230379382
Super Diesel 4 Star Euro 4329+24353219572
Kerosene182+1319560255

Posted on: 2026-03-22

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