Speaking on a programme on ‘Dasatha’ Channel, the Chairman of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC), D. A. Rajakaruna, announced that the corporation has earned a profit of Rs. 4,107 million over the past eight months from aviation fuel operations.
According to Rajakaruna, CPC recorded a sales increase of 32.6 million liters compared to last year, reflecting the rising demand for aviation fuel in Sri Lanka. He further revealed that the corporation has entered into 14 new supply agreements with carriers, strengthening its market position.
Highlighting a major development, CPC recently signed an agreement to supply aviation fuel to Qatar Airways, one of the world’s leading airlines. This milestone underscores CPC’s growing role in supporting global aviation operations through Sri Lanka.
