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Daily MirrorSri Lanka secures highest FDI from China's Sinopec
Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Energy and Sinopec signed an agreement for $3.7 billion investment to construct an oil refinery with a capacity of 200,000 barrels in the Hambantota region. ..
Chinese energy giant Sinopec has announced plans to establish its first fully controlled overseas oil refinery in Sri Lanka, marking a significant milestone in its global
London South EastEXCLUSIVE-Deal for new Sri Lanka oil refinery will take at least
NEW DELHI/COLOMBO, March 28 (Reuters) An agreement tobuild a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka willtake at least a year to be finalized as its main investor,India's Accord
An agreement to build a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka will take at least a year to be finalized as its main investor, India’s Accord Group, says it is yet to recruit
newshub.lkSri Lanka Secures Historic $3.7 Billion Sinopec Investment
Marking the largest foreign direct investment in Sri Lanka’s history, the Ministry of Power and Energy signed an agreement this morning (16) with Sinopec, a leading international
An agreement to build a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka will take at least a year to be finalized as its main investor, India's Accord Group, says it is yet to recruit
dailyexpress.lkSri Lanka inks deal with Sinopec for US$3.7bn refinery
COLOMBO Sri Lanka has signed an agreement with Sinopec, which will see the Chinese International Petroleum Corporation invest 3.7 billion dollars for the construction of a
The Sri Lankan government has approved a major expansion of the Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery, aiming to increase its capacity to 100,000 barrels per day under a Build-Operate
Daily FTDeal for new refinery will take at least a year to finalise: Investor
Reuters: An agreement to build a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka will take at least a year to be finalised as its main investor, India’s Accord Group, said it is yet to
Sri Lanka has already given some tanks to Indian Oil Corporation for their exclusive use and 24 tanks have been retained by Ceylon Petroleum Corporation. Sri Lanka
themorningtelegraphGovt Approves Expansion of Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery to
The Sri Lankan government has approved a major expansion of the Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery, aiming to increase its capacity to 100,000 barrels per day under a
Exclusive: Deal for new Sri Lanka oil refinery will take NEW DELHI/COLOMBO (Reuters) An agreement to build a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka will take at least a year to
India FURIOUS as Sri Lanka Hands $4.5 Billion Oil Refinery Deal
India FURIOUS as Sri Lanka Hands $4.5 Billion Oil Refinery Deal to China!In 2025, the world watched in shock as Sri Lanka—a country once famous for its beach...
Sri Lanka will receive its largest FDI from China with a $3.7 billion investment in an oil refinery under China's BRI. Sinopec's refinery deal competes with India's strategic interests
Tribune IndiaChina offers to invest $3.7 bn in SL refinery Tribune India
China has offered to invest $3.7 billion in Sri Lanka, stated to be the biggest-ever foreign investment in the island nation, to build an oil refinery as the two countries signed a
NEW DELHI/COLOMBO, March 28 (Reuters) An agreement tobuild a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka willtake at least a year to be finalized as its main investor,India's Accord
Deal for new Sri Lanka oil refinery will take at
Deal for new Sri Lanka oil refinery will take at least a year to finalize report (English)Watch More Video goo.gl/2QWjSA#adaderana #derananews #tv...
NEW DELHI/COLOMBO, March 28 (Reuters) An agreement tobuild a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka willtake at least a year to be finalized as its main investor,India's Accord
London South EastRPT-EXCLUSIVE-Deal for new Sri Lanka oil refinery will take
NEW DELHI/COLOMBO, March 28 (Reuters) An agreement tobuild a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka willtake at least a year to be finalized as its main investor,India's Accord
NEW DELHI/COLOMBO: An agreement to build a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka will take at least a year to be finalized as its main investor, India's Accord