NOC lowers petroleum products’ prices

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Ratopati December 15, 2023
NOC lowers petroleum products’ prices

KATHMANDU, Dec 15: Nepal Oil Corporation has lowered the prices of Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene by Rupees 3 per litre. The price decrease will be implemented starting 00:01 am on Dec 16, 2023.

The Indian Oil Corporation, on Friday, sent the petroleum products to NOC with a decrease of Rs 3.07 on Petrol and a decrease of Rs 3.16 on Diesel. 

After adjustment, the new price of Petrol will be Rs 167 per litre, while Rs 157 per litre for Diesel and Kerosene, as stated in the press release issued by NOC.

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