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Expansion▲ Bullish for Indian Oil
Indian Oil Gujarat refinery to start operating at expanded capacity by end of FY27, executive says
The brief
- Indian Oil’s Gujarat refinery is expected to expand capacity to 18 million metric tons by end-FY27
- Capacity expansion is relevant to Indian Oil’s refining and petrochemicals growth
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Indian Oil expansion plans
West Bengal’s chief minister assured Indian Oil of help securing land for its long-pending Haldia petrochemical expansion. Indian Oil’s Gujarat refinery is expected to expand capacity to 18 million metric tons by the end of FY27.
Wednesday, 30 September
- Indian Oil Gujarat refinery to start operating at expanded capacity by end of FY27, executive says