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Petronas signs MoU with Delta Life Insurance

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Business Report :

United Lube Oil Limited, the exclusive distributor of Petronas Lubricants in Bangladesh, has entered into a strategic partnership with Delta Life Insurance Company Ltd.

This collaboration was officially established on September 17, 2024, at the corporate head office of United Group.
In response to the rising number of motorcycle accidents in Bangladesh, United Lube Oil Ltd and Delta Life Insurance Company Ltd have jointly launched the “Ride Safe Campaign.”

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This initiative aims to enhance biker’s safety by providing health and life insurance coverage.
Bikers will receive specialized insurance benefits upon purchasing Petronas Sprinta Lubricant and registering via the QR code on the product’s sticker.

The signing ceremony was attended by United Lube Oil Ltd’s Director Wayez Mahmud, Advisor Khalid Hasan, and Delta Life Insurance Company Ltd’s CEO Uttam Kumar Sadhu, Executive Vice President Rajib Kanti Saha, CFO MI Miltan Bepari and other executives from both organizations.

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