: Delmege Forsyth Energy Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of Delmege Ltd, is proud to announce its appointment as the sole official ‘Macro Distributor of Shell Lubricants in Sri Lanka’ effective December 2024. This strategic partnership marks a significant milestone in the company’s journey towards delivering world-class brands to the Sri Lankan market.
Shell, a global leader in energy and petrochemical products, is renowned for its innovative and high-performance lubricants catering to diverse industries, including automotive, industrial, and marine.
Commenting on the partnership, Jagath Kasiwatta , General Manager, Delmege Forsyth Energy said, “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. With Delmege’s extensive local expertise and robust distribution network, this collaboration is poised to set new standards in customer satisfaction and operational excellence.”
Amrith Adhihetty, Director – Strategic Business Development and Planning stated that “Delmege has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence and innovation. This new venture further solidifies the company’s position as a leading provider of energy solutions in Sri Lanka. As the new distributor, Delmege Forsyth Energy Pvt Ltd plans to leverage its expertise to expand Shell’s market presence in Sri Lanka, ensuring seamless product availability and exceptional service standards. The company is committed to supporting its customers with technical expertise and innovative solutions that address evolving energy demands.”
Ms. Dinusha Bhaskaran Managing Director Vallibel One/Delmege Ltd stated “We are delighted to partner with Shell, a globally respected brand synonymous with quality and reliability. This collaboration aligns with our mission to provide Sri Lankan consumers with top-tier products and services. Together, we aim to drive sustainable growth in the energy sector,”
