Seychelles Petroleum Company Limited

07/10/2026

This week, we celebrate our colleague Patrick, who works at our LPG Filling Plant, as he joined the Deaf Week 2026 celebrations.

Held under the theme “Celebrating Deaf People’s Human Rights”, the event celebrated the achievements of Seychelles’ deaf community while highlighting the importance of inclusion, accessibility, communication and equal opportunity.

We are also proud to congratulate Patrick on being awarded Best Deaf Volunteer, recognising his dedication and valuable contribution to the deaf community.

Congratulations, Patrick. We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved achievement with you and to have you as part of the SEYPEC family.

03/10/2026

SEYPEC has completed the sale of Seychelles Progress, marking another step forward in the Company’s tanker fleet renewal programme.

The vessel, which served SEYPEC’s long-haul operations for close to two decades, was formally delivered to the buyer in Singapore today.

SEYPEC Chief Executive Officer Captain Adrian Mondon said:

“The sale of Seychelles Progress marks another important step in our fleet renewal programme, which began with the sale of Seychelles Pride in 2022. Its sale makes way for a modern and efficient fleet, strengthening our commercial position and supporting continued compliance with international safety and environmental standards.”

Construction of two new 41,000 DWT tankers in China is nearing completion, with the first expected to be delivered by the end of this year.

30/09/2026

25/09/2026

As we wrap up Su***de Prevention Awareness Month, Purple and Teal Friday continues at SEYPEC.

Today, we have the pleasure of showcasing our wonderful colleagues from Praslin and Airport Depots, who came together in purple and teal to stand in support of su***de prevention.

From Mahé to Praslin, the message has remained the same - compassion, connection and speaking up can make a difference.

As we close out this month of awareness, let’s remember that the conversation doesn’t end here. Thank you to everyone who wore the colours, joined in and helped keep this important message visible.

Let’s keep talking. Let’s keep listening. Let’s keep looking out for one another.


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24/09/2026

Today, we mark World Maritime Day under the theme “From Policy to Practice - Powering Maritime Excellence.”

For Seychelles, maritime excellence is not just a global standard. It is part of our national responsibility.

At SEYPEC, we are putting this into practice through fleet renewal, investment in Seychellois seafarers, emergency preparedness and safer, more environmentally responsible operations.

From policy to practice, we remain committed to a stronger maritime future for Seychelles.

22/09/2026

Small gestures can make a big difference.

Today, SEYPEC’s Head of Inner Islands, Mr Marcus Pierre, and members of our Praslin Depot team donated a washing machine and microwave to the School of the Exceptional Child on Praslin, accepted by Centre Coordinator Ms. Kelly Albert.

These appliances will support the children in learning practical everyday skills, building confidence and developing greater independence.

Because every new skill they learn is another step towards greater confidence, independence and possibility.

We are proud to support the Centre and the important work it does for our children.

19/09/2026

In recognition of Housekeepers Week, SEYPEC hosted a special appreciation lunch and gift-giving ceremony for our dedicated housekeeping team.

Their hard work, care and commitment help keep our workplaces clean, welcoming and comfortable every day.

To our housekeeping team, thank you for the difference you make every day. Your work may often happen behind the scenes, but its impact is felt by everyone.

We celebrate you, appreciate you and recognise the important role you play in keeping SEYPEC moving forward.

18/09/2026

Today, SEYPEC staff came together in purple and teal to stand in support of su***de prevention and raise awareness about the importance of compassion, connection and speaking up.

We also had purple-glazed Napolitaines on sale across the company to help spread the message, support su***de prevention and raise funds towards this cause.

According to the World Health Organization, more than 720,000 people die by su***de every year worldwide. Su***de is preventable, and creating spaces where people feel able to talk and seek support matters.
We’ll be keeping the momentum going next Friday, 25 September, with another Purple/Teal Friday.

Thank you to everyone who took part today and helped us keep the conversation going.

Let’s keep talking. Let’s keep listening. Let’s keep looking out for one another.


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11/09/2026

At SEYPEC, we believe that caring for our people also means prioritising their health and wellbeing.

We were pleased to welcome the Ministry of Health to SEYPEC House this week for an HPV awareness session and vaccination initiative, giving our employees the opportunity to learn, ask questions and make informed decisions about their health.

A sincere thank you to the Ministry of Health Seychelles and the health professionals who took the time to engage with our team and provide this important service.

At SEYPEC, employee wellness is an important part of how we care for our people.