Laugfs Lubricants, Sri Lanka’s only home-grown lubricant brand, is now serving the Sri Lankan private bus owners. 

In response to the current pandemic situation, which has had a significant global impact, Laugfs Lubricants collaborated with the Transport Ministry and National Transport Commission (NTC) to launch a relief programme for private bus proprietors in Sri Lanka.

According to the concept put forth by Vehicle Regulation, Bus Transport Services, Train Compartments, Motor Car Industry and Community Police Services State Minister Dilum Amunugama, this programme will provide the much-needed relief to more than 20,000 private bus owners across the island by giving a special fuel allowance with the purchase of selected Laugfs Lubricants products designed specifically for transportation buses made through the Laugfs Petroleum Centre network.

“Being the only home-grown lubricant brand in Sri Lanka, we are enthused to continuously assist the Sri Lankan economy in rising through the ranks. We are delighted to be working with the Transport Ministry and National Transport Commission to launch a relief programme to provide the much-needed assistance to the private bus owners affected by the prevailing pandemic situation. We also appreciate the steps taken and the support offered by the National Transportation Commission in launching this initiative, which we believe will be a great achievement. As a Sri Lankan company, we are constantly striving to improve our community. With the dedication and hard work of our group members as well as the Transport Ministry and National Transport Commission, we will be able to provide significant relief to our customers,” commented Laugfs Lubricants Ltd Chief Executive Officer and Laugfs Petroleum Ltd Director/Chief Executive Officer Dr. Niroshan Jay Pieries.

In the presence of Amunugama and Sabaragamuwa Province Governor Tikiri Kobbekaduwa, a symbolic tie-up token was presented to Transport Minister Pavithradevi Wanniarachchi.