Oil supply to Attock refinery restored after transport disruption

ARL to resume operations in coming days after shutting down due to road closures

ISLAMABAD  -  Attock Refinery Limited (ARL), the sole refinery in northern Pakistan, says it will resume operations in the coming days, following the

Attock Refinery says crude receipts, dispatches normalise after authorities’ intervention

Oil supply to Attock refinery restored after transport disruption

The movement of crude oil and petroleum products to and from Attock Refinery Limited resumed late Wednesday night after authorities stepped in to ease disruptions, the refinery’s management said. The restoration was facilitated through the intervention of Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik enabling road transport to return to normal. A day earlier, in a mandatory regulatory filing to the Pakistan Stock Exchange and the Securities and Exchange …

Attock refinery operations normalise as transport links restored

ISLAMABAD: Road transport of petroleum crude and products to and from Attock Oil Refinery (ARL) was restored late last night with the support and intervention of Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik and the General Headquarters (GHQ), the refinery’s management confirmed. A day earlier, the refinery was forced to shut down due to road closures. The refinery is the only such facility catering to the fuel requirements of almost all of central and n…

Transport Halt Triggers Supply Shortage in Islamabad and Rawalpindi

The suspension of goods transport in Islamabad and Rawalpindi has disrupted supply chains, causing shortages of essential food items and fuel across the twin cities. The situation has raised concerns among traders, transporters, and residents as supplies continue to decline. The disruption began after road closures halted the movement of goods vehicles. Since then, markets have struggled to receive fresh supplies, affecting daily operations and …

Attock Refinery Limited resumes crude receipts, product dispatches

Attock Refinery Limited (ARL), a key player in Pakistan’s downstream petroleum sector, announced on Thursday that receipts of crude oil and product dispatches through oil tankers had started to normalise. The listed refinery shared the development in a notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX). On Wednesday, ARL said it had shut down its main crude distillation unit (HBU-I) of 32,400 Barrels Per Stream Day (BPSD) capacity. “Due to the expected…