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The Retail Price of Petrol and Diesel in Sri Lanka is Higher Than Their Total Costs
92 Octane petrol The Interactive chart below compares the cost (includes the Landed cost of Singapore Platts Petrol, Processing cost and Administrative cost), taxes (includes Customs Duty, Excise and PAL) and the retail price of selling one unit of 92 Octane petrol. The cost calculated is an estimate based on the details released on the Fuel Price Formula by the Ministry of Finance to the public.
Featured Insight
The Retail Price of Petrol and Diesel in Sri Lanka is Higher Than Their Total Costs
92 Octane petrol The Interactive chart below compares the cost (includes the Landed cost of Singapore Platts Petrol, Processing cost and Administrative cost), taxes (includes Customs Duty, Excise and PAL) and the retail price of selling one unit of 92 Octane petrol. The cost calculated is an estimate based on the details released on the Fuel Price Formula by the Ministry of Finance to the public.
Featured Insight
The Retail Price of Petrol and Diesel in Sri Lanka is Higher Than Their Total Costs
92 Octane petrol The Interactive chart below compares the cost (includes the Landed cost of Singapore Platts Petrol, Processing cost and Administrative cost), taxes (includes Customs Duty, Excise and PAL) and the retail price of selling one unit of 92 Octane petrol. The cost calculated is an estimate based on the details released on the Fuel Price Formula by the Ministry of Finance to the public.
Featured Insight
The Retail Price of Petrol and Diesel in Sri Lanka is Higher Than Their Total Costs
92 Octane petrol The Interactive chart below compares the cost (includes the Landed cost of Singapore Platts Petrol, Processing cost and Administrative cost), taxes (includes Customs Duty, Excise and PAL) and the retail price of selling one unit of 92 Octane petrol. The cost calculated is an estimate based on the details released on the Fuel Price Formula by the Ministry of Finance to the public.
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