Meanwhile, OPEC, Russia, and allies agreed on Saturday to extend record oil production cuts until the end of July.
Lower demand for crude oil and petroleum products had impacted the prices and refining margins of the company
IOCL and CPCL to jointly hold 50% stake in JV, rest to come from financial, strategic and public investors
The company on Monday said it has raised utilisation to 60 per cent, and plans to scale it up further by Month end
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According to multiple sources close to the development, the big firms that applied for force majeure include Adani Gas, Gail Gas, Indian Oil Corporation, Indraprastha Gas, Haryana City Gas
China is seeing a demand recovery in infrastructure and manufacturing sectors. Countries, like South Korea and Japan, have also placed quotes for importing petroleum products from India amid lockdown
The company said that the move was to ensure uninterrupted availability of bulk LPG for its bottling plants.
Vehicles and the fuel they run on have to switch over to BS-VI emission norms before April 1
The company has implemented work from home at non-critical locations and implemented staggered work hours and working on alternate days at others with all precautions
Global crude oil fell about 40% in March (to about $25 a barrel now) so far after talks of production cut between the OPEC and Russia failed.
IOC is also looking to commission at least nine retail outlets in Mizoram in the forthcoming fiscal
The company's board fixed March 25 as the 'record date' for the purpose of ascertaining the eligibility of shareholders for payment of interim dividend at the aforesaid meeting.
According to Sanjiv Singh, chairman of Indian Oil Corporation, each rupee depreciation results in Rs 2,500 crore of more outgo on crude oil import
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Company executives, including Chairman Sanjiv Singh, said they expected the matter of price hike for the cleaner fuel to be settled before the roll-out
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State-owned Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has made an investment of around Rs 3,000 crore to upgrade its refinery at Haldia to meet BS-VI emission norms, an official said on Thursday. The oil marketing PSU will invest another Rs 388 crore for setting up a grassroot bottling plant at Kharagpur, diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) plant at Budge Budge and lube blending unit at Paharpur in West Bengal. "IOC has made an investment of Rs 3,000 crore for upgrading the refinery at Haldia for the manufacture of petrol and diesel to comply with BS-VI emission norms," Pritish Bharat, ED (West Bengal, Sikkim and A&N), said. The new norms will come into force from April 1. He said the new BS-VI compliant fuel will have very low sulphur content as compared to BS-IV petrol or diesel. The company has incurred a total expenditure of around Rs 17,000 crore across its refineries in India to manufacture BS-VI compliant fuel, Bharat told reporters here. "All the retail outlets of IOC will be ready
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