The state-owned refiner will make the investment by buying fresh shares of CPCL through a proposed private placement, sources said.
The firm currently holds 51.89 per cent in CPCL, while the other promoter, Iran's Naftiran Inter Trade Company Ltd, owns 15.40 per cent, according to the Bombay Stock Exchange website.
CPCL had announced on Wednesday that its board would meet tomorrow to consider increasing the authorised share capital and issue of preference shares on private placement to IOC.
IOC shares were trading 0.07 per cent up at Rs 348.50 per unit during afternoon session on the BSE.
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