Currently, Cairn Oil & Gas is driving production from the Rajasthan asset and the offshore asset
Govt should end its retrospective tax disputes
Company will invest in India, but looking for 'acceptable solution' to tax dispute
'Assuming such a resolution can be achieved, we look forward to being able to move on to further opportunities to invest in India,' says the UK company
Cairn Oil & Gas, Vedanta's oil and gas arm, produces about 3.5 million standard cubic meters per day of gas from its largely oil-bearing block in Rajasthan, the firm said in a notice
Govt must move on, accept retro tax arbitration awards
India lost the Cairn arbitration case. The case was related to the retrospective tax amendment law and the verdict came late night Tuesday. How did the dispute arise? Listen to the podcast for more
Vedanta's oil and gas arm Cairn has got a further three-month extension of license for its prolific Rajasthan oil block pending settlement of a dispute over $520 million cost recovery
Cairn Oil & Gas, a unit of Vedanta Ltd, on Tuesday announced the appointment of Prachur Sah as its Deputy Chief Executive Officer. Prachur Sah earlier held the role of Director - New Ventures and spearheaded the company's expansion efforts under the Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP) rounds, the company said in a statement. Prachur brings over two decades of rich experience in the energy sector and joined Cairn Oil & Gas in 2018 from Schlumberger where he was the Managing Director India & Bangladesh. An alumni of IIT Bombay, he has worked in several countries including South Asia, Middle East and Latin America and brings with him a deep understanding and experience of the oil and gas business. "In his new role, Prachur will lead the next phase of growth for Cairn towards delivering volumes, cost, growth projects, rewards and recognition and early monetisation (new blocks)," it said. He will be supported by the Management Committee of Cairn Oil & Gas comprising of ...
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A source said based on the PSC, the seat of arbitration is likely to be London, while both the parties can have the option of deciding the seat later
Cairn Oil & Gas said in a statement that Dixit is superannuating at the end of his five-year term at the group in May
Ajay Dixit, in an interview, tells Shine Jacob about the Covid-19 impact on the industry, future plans and the need for government support.
The company wants an extension of timelines for the blocks it won under the Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP) rounds
In the near term, we would like to be a 500,000-barrels-per-day company and, after that in the next four-five years, a million barrel company
Cairn is driving towards exploration in the new blocks and the short listing for integrated project management is a significant step in this direction
Dixit joined Vedanta in 2015 from Siemens where he was CEO-Energy for South Asia. He had served as acting CEO of Vedanta's Aluminium and Power business before being elevated to this new role