Banks, NBFCs are estimated to have given Rs 3,587 crore to company accused of criminal conspiracy, cheating
The BPCL board had cleared the bids submitted by the OIL-headed consortium on March 1
Firm is eyeing the role of a vertically integrated oil company with stake hike
As part of a larger plan for disinvestment of Public Sector Undertakings, the government wants to privatise downstream oil refiner BPCL by the end of the first half of next financial year (2021-22)
The refinery was incorporated on April 22, 1993 and has a 3 million tonnes per annum capacity. It is the largest customer of OIL's crude produced from its North Eastern fields
The exact percentage of the stake of OIL and EIL will depend on the extent of right of first offer to be exercised by govt of Assam, which already holds 12.35% stake in NRL
Company board declares 35 per cent dividend
Price movement nudges governments to scale back tax hikes
This will help OIL to increase product evacuation from 1.72 million metric tonnes per annum (mmtpa) to 5.50 mmtpa through Numaligarh-Siliguri pipeline
The Gauhati High Court on Monday stayed the Centre's permission to Oil India Ltd (OIL) to drill seven wells inside Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, which is adjacent to Baghjan well blaze site in Tinsukia district. The stay order was issued by a division bench of Chief Justice (Acting) N Kotiswar Singh and Justice Manish Chowdhury disposing a PIL filed jointly by advocate Mrinmoy Khataniar and mountaineer Amar Jyoti Deka. The PIL was filed against the Centre's approval to OIL for drilling inside the forest very rich in biodiversity by amending existing norms like public hearing under the draft Environment Impact Assessment Notification 2020. The petition contended that the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change(MoEF&CC) had amended the existing rule related to public hearing on January 16, 2020 and categorised all onshore and offshore oil and gas explorations as 'B2 Project' from 'A Project' earlier. The MoEF&CC had accorded environmental clearance to ...
The damaged gas well at Baghjan in Assam was successfully 'killed' and the blaze was fully doused after over five months of a blowout, Oil India said
On testing, it produced gas at the rate of 115,000 standard cubic meters per day
On a YoY basis, the Q2 net profit of the company, however, saw wide erosion dropping by almost 62 per cent from a level of Rs 627.23 crore in the July-September quarter of FY20
Out of Rs 227.51 crore, Rs 134.12 crore has been booked during September quarter.
OALP Round V is expected to generate exploration work commitment of $400-450 mn; the 11 blocks spread over 8 sedimentary basins include 8 on-land, two shallow-water, and one ultra-deepwater block
City gas distributors, fertiliser and other end users to gain; MGL can see up to 14 per cent earnings upside: Analysts.
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The government has also reduced the ceiling price for gas produced from deepwater, ultra-deepwater and high pressure, and high-temperature areas by 28 per cent to $4.06 per mmBtu
OIL Chairman and MD Sushil Chandra Mishra said it has started taking action against employees responsible for the mishap, which has killed three persons
It is also planning to give sops to producers by extending concessions, stretching timelines and asking the finance ministry to reduce oil cess.