The much-awaited LNG terminal at Ennore, the first on the East Coast of India, is finally set to kick off by the end of this year.
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IOC to commission Paradip refinery soon
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) expects to commission its oil refinery at Paradip soon as 96 per cent of the construction work at the project is already complete. The refinery is the company´s largest investment in a single project and is also the first zero-residue refinery of the country.
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PPT sets new record
The Paradip Port Trust (PPT) set a new record in crude oil cargo discharging. MT Spartan Warrior, a crude oil tanker, discharged 1.96 lakh metric tonne of crude oil at the Single Point Mooring (SPM)-2 in less than 24 hours surpassing the previous record of
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IOC LPG unit near Kochi
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has set up a Rs 600-crore import facility at Puthuvypeen near Kochi with a capacity to handle 0.6 million tonne a year to meet the requirements of Kerala and neighbouring states.
The company has also received approval for a 400-km cross-country LPG pipeline from the import terminal to BPCL Kochi Refinery and to Salem via Coimbatore.
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Net loss of IOC declines to Rs 30.9 bn in June quarter
During Apr-Jun 2013-14, the net loss of Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) declined to Rs 3,093 crore from Rs 22,451 crore in the corresponding quarter previous year. The company managed to reduce its loss as it received compensation for selling fuel below market cost from the government
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Disinvestment of 10% govt’s equity in IOC okayed
Disinvestment of 10 per cent paid-up equity in the Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) has been approved by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, as per the government's disinvestment policy. The disinvestment will be through Offer for Sale (OFS) method in the domestic market according to the SEBI rules and regulations. After this disinvestment, the government shareholding in the company would come down to 68.92 per cent, after deducting the 10 per cent in the present equity capital holding of
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Govt eyes Rs 3,750 cr via 10 per cent stake sale in Indian Oil
The Union government, which holds 78.92 per cent stake in Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), will sell 10 per cent stake in IOC. Through the stake sale the government expects to garner around Rs 3,750 crore to the exchequer at the current market price. The Union Cabinet on August 1 cleared the proposal in this regard. At current market price, the sale of 10 per cent stake or 19.16 crore shares would fetch the government Rs 3,750 crore. The disinvestment department of the government has already select
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IOC to invest Rs 50 bn on gas project
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) chose Dhamra coast in Orissa's Bhadrak district for setting up a natural gas terminal at an investment of Rs 5,000 crore. In future, IOC plans to raise the capacity of the terminal by above 10 million tonne per annum.
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IOC disinvestment
Disinvestment of 10 per cent paid-up equity in the Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) has been approved by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, as per the government's disinvestment policy.
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IOC raises $500 mn via bond issue
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) raised $500 mn through issue of 10 year dollar denominated bonds at a coupon of 5.75 percent. The state-run oil marketing company (OMC) roped in Deutsche Bank, HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank as the joint book-runners for the bond sale. Around 400 investors across the globe offered bids worth about $3.5 bn for subscribing to the bonds. The bidd