Shell Lubricants appoints macro distributor in Sri Lanka

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Renowned manufacturer of grease and gas engine oil, Shell Lubricants has announced that Delmege Forsyth Energy is now its official macro distributor in Sri Lanka.

The recent appointment means that the company will be the sole distributor of the leading lubrication maker’s product ranges in the Southeast Asian country.

The new partnership is a strategic step for Delmege Forsyth Energy and marks an important milestone in the firm’s efforts to supply world-class lubricant brands to markets in Sri Lanka.

While Shell is a world leader in both energy and petrochemicals, it is also renowned for its ever-evolving innovative lines of high-performance lubricants serving a diverse range of industries, including industrial, marine and agricultural.

Regarding the recent agreement with Shell, Delmege Forsyth Energy’s General Manager, Jagath Kasiwatta, commented:

“Sri Lankan customers will gain enhanced access to Shell’s premium range of lubricants. The product portfolio includes advanced synthetic oils, industrial-grade lubricants, and sustainable solutions tailored to meet the needs of both individual and commercial users.”

He added that with Delmege Forsyth Energy’s strong distribution network and considerable local expertise, the collaboration is now on the verge of setting new standards for both operational excellence and consumer satisfaction.

As the brand-new and sole distributor of Shell Lubricants’ products in Sri Lanka, Delmege Forsyth Energy intends to make the most of its expertise to extend Shell’s current market presence in the Southeast Asian nation, ensuring outstanding service standards and uninterrupted product availability. The distributor is dedicated to supporting customers with its innovative solutions and technical capabilities.

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