Petronet said its board declared a special interim dividend of Rs 7 per equity share for fiscal 2021-22
India's capital market regulator is unlikely to give exemption to the company acquiring BPCL from making mandatory open offers for Petronet LNG Ltd and Indraprastha Gas
Petronet LNG Ltd is looking to reclaim the lost opportunities of the past decade as it seeks fresh foray into the petrochemical business and plans to set up an LNG import facility on the east coast
Petronet LNG Ltd plans to set up a petrochemical complex at Dahej in Gujarat as it looks to make a foray into high margin business to hedge gas trading risks, Oil Secretary Tarun Kapoor said
IOC, GAIL and ONGC may buy shares of Petronet LNG and Indraprastha Gas in the eventuality of an open offer getting triggered post privatisation of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL)
BPCL holds 12.5 per cent of the shareholding in India's largest liquefied natural gas importer, Petronet, and a 22.5 per cent stake in city gas retailer, IGL
BPCL is a promoter of 2 companies and since there is a change in ownership of the promoter firm, an open offer is triggered under Sebi (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations
Prabhat Singh was appointed Managing Director and CEO of Petronet on September 14, 2015, for an initial period of five years
Revenue fell 43 per cent to Rs 4951.9 crore in the first quarter of the current 2020-21 fiscal
Petronet LNG Ltd, the country's biggest gas importer, on Tuesday said it invoked the force majeure on nine cargoes after COVID-19 lockdown cut offtake by consumers.
The agreement also includes PLL making investment in the equity of $28 billion Driftwood project in Louisiana to secure the LNG
Tellurian and Petronet will endeavour to finalise the transaction agreements by March 31, 2020
The deals were announced hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived here on Wednesday for summit talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin
Company CEO Prabhat Singh said it was in the final stages of inviting bids to set up Liquefied natural gas (LNG) outlets
Shares of the company were trading 3.40% higher at Rs 269 per scrip on BSE
Petronet LNG, India's largest LNG importer would set up a LNG terminal in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka recently decided to set up of an LNG terminal near Colombo in a joint venture with Indian and Japanese companies. The matter was under discussions since last year. The Sri Lankan Government issued a Letter of Intent to the Govt. of India during the visit of External Affairs Minister to Colombo on Sept 1."A Joint Venture of Petronet LNG Limited along with Japanese and Sri Lankan companies will develop an LNG Terminal in Sri Lanka to provide regassified natural gas to various power plants, domestic and transport sectors in Sri Lanka. The capacity of the LNG Terminal will be decided upon the gas demand in Sri Lanka and is expected to be developed in 2 years after completion of initial formalities," said a public statement by the company.Petronet said the LNG terminal would be set up on the western coast of Sri Lanka in close vicinity of Colombo where most of the power projects ...
Petronet signed a MoU with with Petrobangla to set up a 7.5 million tonnes a year project
The fall in profits is despite a 19% reduction in expenses to Rs 5,698 crore as compared to Rs 7,021 crore in the same quarter last fiscal