Star Oil Announces New Fuel Prices Effective Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Star Oil Ghana has announced a reduction in the price of Super petrol, bringing the cost down by 20 pesewas per litre in its latest fuel price adjustment, effective from 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. The announcement means motorists purchasing petrol at the company’s filling stations will pay less under the revised pricing arrangement.

In a notice addressed to its customers, popularly known as StarSavers, the oil marketing company confirmed that Super petrol would now sell at GH₵15.77 per litre, compared with its previous price of GH₵15.97. The company attributed the reduction to a decline in petrol prices on the international market.

However, the adjustment does not affect all the petroleum products sold by the company. Star Oil confirmed that diesel will remain at GH₵18.37 per litre, while RON 95 will continue selling at GH₵19.47 per litre. Both products were listed under the unchanged category in the company’s announcement.

The latest adjustment is expected to provide some relief to motorists who depend on petrol for their daily activities. Commercial drivers, private vehicle owners and small business operators are among those who could benefit from the lower price, particularly as fuel expenses account for a significant portion of their transportation and operating costs.

Fuel prices in Ghana are influenced by several factors, including international petroleum market movements and changes in the exchange rate of the Ghanaian cedi against major foreign currencies. Since petroleum products are traded internationally, changes in global prices can influence the amount oil marketing companies charge consumers at local filling stations.

Star Oil’s decision to reduce the price of Super therefore reflects the company’s response to the reported decline in international petrol prices. Nevertheless, the unchanged rates for diesel and RON 95 mean that customers purchasing those products will not experience any immediate reduction under the latest announcement.

In its message, the company thanked customers for their continued patronage and reaffirmed its commitment to supplying quality and affordable petroleum products. It also maintained its slogan, “Quality and affordable fuels for all,” alongside the campaign messages #EveryDropCounts and #QualityYouCanAfford.

Customers seeking further clarification about the revised prices can contact Star Oil through its telephone numbers, 055 144 4511 and 055 144 4522. The company also provided a toll-free customer service line, 0800-800-700, while additional information is available on its website, www.staroil.com.gh.

Motorists have been encouraged to confirm the applicable prices at their nearest Star Oil filling station as the new rates take effect.

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