The National Oil Corporation revealed the total value of fuel supplies delivered during 2025, which amounted to approximately USD 7.8 billion.
The Corporation explained that the value of fuel supplied during January exceeded USD 698.6 million, which was liquidated by the Central Bank of Libya through a swap clearing mechanism, while non-liquidated amounts stood at zero.
It added that the value of fuel supplied in February exceeded USD 666.8 million, which was also liquidated by the Central Bank via a swap clearing mechanism, with zero non-liquidated amounts recorded.
The Corporation noted that the value of fuel supplied in March reached USD 559.8 million, with no liquidation by the Central Bank, while non-liquidated amounts totaled USD 559.8 million.
In April, the value amounted to USD 586.9 million, with no liquidation by the Central Bank, and non-liquidated amounts of USD 586.9 million were recorded.
The total value of fuel supplied in May reached approximately USD 548 million, while the amount liquidated by the Central Bank was USD 635.1 million, and non-liquidated amounts stood at USD 1 million.
During June, the value reached USD 555.4 million, with USD 589 million liquidated by the Central Bank, while non-liquidated amounts amounted to USD 1 million.
In July, the value of fuel supplied exceeded USD 744.5 million, with USD 347.5 million liquidated by the Central Bank, and non-liquidated amounts of USD 1.4 million.
In August, the value reached approximately USD 639.4 million, with USD 481.9 million liquidated by the Central Bank, and non-liquidated amounts of USD 1.5 million.
In September, the value of fuel supplied reached about USD 954.6 million, with USD 278 million liquidated by the Central Bank, while non-liquidated amounts amounted to USD 2.5 million.
October recorded a value of USD 734.6 million, with USD 347.5 million liquidated by the Central Bank, and non-liquidated amounts of USD 2.6 million.
The value of fuel supplied in November amounted to approximately USD 604.1 million, with no liquidation by the Central Bank, and non-liquidated amounts of USD 3.2 million recorded.
In December, the value reached about USD 573.5 million, with no liquidation by the Central Bank, while non-liquidated amounts amounted to USD 3.8 million.
