A range of composite LPG cylinders baptized “Calypso” was the first of its kind introduced in France. The cylinders have a unique casing bearing the traditional red and green colours of the company. Once customers have got used to using Calypso composite cylinders, they do not go back to using steel cylinders, thus increasing loyalty to the range.

Beximco LPG was invested with the task of creating a fully integrated operations infrastructure to fulfill the growing demand of LPG in the country. In 2016, their endeavor resulted in them becoming the first company to introduce composite LPG cylinders for household and commercial applications in Bangladesh. Beximco branded the new cylinders as Smart Cylinders™.

With customer satisfaction at the core of their activities and a strong drive to remain at the forefront of new technologies, Beyfin decided to introduce our composite LPG cylinders under the brand name BBox as the first ones in Italy.

The Kosangas Light cylinder was introduced in 2001 under BP ownership, then subsequently baptised BP Gas Light. For the launch, Denmark was chosen as the pilot country within the BP network and as one of the first countries to introduce the cylinders.

Since the launch of the “Megalight” cylinders in Uruguay, Megal has increased market share from 9% to approximately 15% in 2021. As the only composite cylinder distributor in the country, Megal has attracted new users and created a strong base of returning customers looking for a more convenient product; Every composite cylinder that has entered a home has turned that household into a returning customer.

SEYPEC decided to introduce the composite LPG cylinders manufactured by our company in 2016, after an intensive selection process, to become a more innovative and cost-efficient company, especially due to the high costs of transport and maintenance of steel cylinders at the time.

The main motivations underlying the introduction of composite LPG cylinders in Mauritius were their safety an