Lanka IOC
The Largest Bunkering Across Sri Lanka's Ports
Lanka IOC PLC is the leading Bunker Fuel supplier in Sri Lankan Ports, playing a vital role in supporting the Maritime and Shipping industry through reliable, high-quality Bunker Fuel supplies. With a strong presence across key strategic Ports such as; Colombo, Trincomalee, Galle, Hambantota, etc., Lanka IOC ensures uninterrupted Bunker Fuel availability to both local and international Vessels.
The Port of Colombo is Sri Lanka’s largest and busiest seaport and one of the most important maritime hubs in South Asian region. Located on the western coast of Sri Lanka and located along major east–west international shipping routes that connect Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. With its strategic position in the Indian Ocean, Colombo has become a major center for transshipment, logistics, and international trade.
The Port of Colombo is considered as one of the busiest transshipment ports in the world and large percentage of cargo handled at Colombo is transshipment cargo. Its proximity to major international shipping lanes gives the Port a competitive advantage, enabling Vessels traveling between East Asia and Europe to stop efficiently for cargo operations. To remain competitive among global Ports, Colombo has undergone continuous modernization.
Bunker Barge MT Southern Star is positioned at Port of Colombo for carrying out Bunker operations.
The Port of Trincomalee is one of the most strategically important natural Harbors in the world and a major maritime asset of Sri Lanka. The harbor is often regarded as one of the finest natural deep-water Harbors in the world and is considered among the largest natural harbors globally.
Located on the northeastern coast of the island and the Port is renowned for its deep-water Harbor, natural protection, and strategic position in the Indian Ocean. The Port of Trincomalee is situated on a peninsula that divides the inner and outer harbors. Its natural formation provides excellent protection from storms and rough seas, making it one of the safest anchorages in the region. The Harbor is deep enough to accommodate large Naval & Commercial Vessels, including Oil Tankers and Cargo Ships.
The strategic location of the Port near major shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean gives it considerable geopolitical importance.
Bunker Barge MT Sanvi 69 is positioned at Port of Trincomalee for carrying out Bunker operations.
The Port of Hambantota is one of Sri Lanka’s newest and most strategically important seaports. Located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, the Port lies close to one of the busiest international Maritime routes in the world. Thousands of Ships carrying cargo and energy supplies pass near Sri Lanka through the Indian Ocean every year, making Hambantota an important location for maritime trade and logistics.
The Port was developed to reduce congestion at the Port of Colombo and to promote economic growth in the southern region of Sri Lanka. Over the time, Hambantota has evolved into a major industrial and Logistics Hub with facilities for Shipping, Vehicle transshipment, Energy services, and manufacturing.
The Port of Hambantota is located only a few nautical miles away from the main east–west international shipping route connecting Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. This strategic position gives the Port strong potential as a refueling, logistics, and cargo-handling center.
The Port of Galle is one of the oldest and most historically significant Seaports in Sri Lanka. Located in the southern coastal, the Port has served as an important center for Maritime trade, cultural exchange, and Naval activity for centuries. Although smaller than the major commercial ports of Colombo and Hambantota, the Port of Galle remains an important harbor for Tourism, Fisheries, Naval operations, and regional Maritime services.
The Port of Galle is located on the southwestern coast of Sri Lanka, near major sea routes connecting Europe and Asia through the Indian Ocean and valuable for Ships seeking shelter, supplies, and trade opportunities.
The natural bay provides protection for vessels, while the surrounding coastline supports fishing, Tourism, and recreational marine activities.
Our clients trust Lanka IOC
From KPI OceanConnect HK
Mr. Kalum Gunawardana
“Lanka IOC team has always been responsive, supportive, and flexible in meeting our Bunker Fuel requirements. Their competitive pricing and dependable supply availability make them one of the preferred Bunker Fuel suppliers in the region. We appreciate their commitment to service quality and look forward to continuing our business relationship.”
From Gulf Petrol Supplies LLC
Mr. Prashanth Sarkar
“We are pleased to place on record our appreciation for the consistently professional and dependable services rendered by Lanka IOC PLC across Sri Lankan ports. Throughout our course of dealings, their team has demonstrated a high standard of operational efficiency, prompt coordination, and unwavering commitment to service excellence. Their ability to ensure timely delivery, maintain strong communication, and effectively support vessel operations has been commendable. We value the professionalism and reliability exhibited by Lanka IOC and look forward to continuing a strong and mutually beneficial business relationship.”
From Integr8 Fuels Pte Ltd
Mr. Pritam Singh
“We highly recommend Lanka IOC as a reliable Bunker Fuel supplier in Sri Lanka. Consistent service quality, competitive pricing, operational excellence, and proactive communication have made them a trusted partner. We value our long-standing relationship and look forward to many more successful collaborations ahead.”
From World Fuels Services Inc
Mr. JP Shahi
“Our relationship with Lanka IOC goes in long way, we highly recommend Lanka IOC as a reliable bunker supplier in Sri Lanka. Consistent service quality along with operational excellence have made them a reliable partner. Proactive communication along with competitive pricing helps us to win client together. We value our long-standing relationship and look forward to many more successful collaborations ahead.”