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IOC to buy crude, LPG ships as West Asia crisis exposes shipping risks

The move marks a potential shift in the company's shipping strategy, which has traditionally relied on a mix of time-charter and voyage-chartered vessels.

The Economic Times · 4h ago

IOC to buy crude, LPG ships as West Asia crisis exposes shipping risks

Indian Oil Corporation aims to enhance control over its energy supply chain by acquiring crude oil carriers and LPG vessels. The company is also exploring domestic shipbuilding initiatives under the Make in India program. Amid increasing freight rates and tensions in West Asia, IOC has adjusted its shipping strategy significantly.…

The Economic Times · Nov 8

Stocks in news: Reliance Industries, Jio Platforms, M&M, CDSL, ITC, NTPC, IOCL and Hero MotoCorp

Indian equity benchmarks closed higher on Friday, with significant gains recorded in the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex. Several major companies, including Reliance Industries and Jio Platforms, published positive quarterly earnings results. Reliance Industries saw a 41% increase in net profit, supported by strong performances in various sectors. Other companies…

The Economic Times · Nov 2

IOC slips into loss in Q1 on holding fuel prices despite rise in cost

Indian Oil Corporation reported losses for the June quarter that were lower than analysts expected. This was largely due to efficiency improvements and higher margins from refining. The company celebrated record highs in crude throughput and a drop in fuel losses, with petrol and diesel sales reaching impressive quarterly figures.…

The Economic Times · Jul 31

By how much will E20 petrol reduce your car's mileage? One ministry says one thing, another says another

The Road ministry said E20 petrol might hit your mileage by 2-6%, based on a study by ARAI, SIAM, and Indian Oil Corporation. The statement sparked a buzz because just a few days earlier, Petroleum ministry had given a different figure.

The Economic Times · Jul 31

IndianOil says no nationwide fuel shortage; supply issues at some outlets 'highly localised'

Indian Oil Corporation assures no nationwide petrol and diesel shortage, attributing reported outages to localised, temporary demand-supply mismatches. Factors include seasonal harvesting needs, customer shifts from higher-priced private pumps, and increased institutional purchases. The company maintains adequate stocks and is addressing isolated disruptions to ensure uninterrupted supplies.

The Economic Times · May 23

S&P flags pressure on Indian Oil as high crude prices squeeze margins

S&P Global Ratings warns Indian Oil Corporation faces mounting pressure to balance affordable fuel with profitability. Prolonged Middle East tensions are escalating crude oil prices, squeezing margins and potentially impacting IOC's earnings and liquidity over the next year. The agency highlights the challenge of absorbing losses from high crude costs…

The Economic Times · May 22

IOC Q4 results: Cons PAT surges 78% YoY to Rs 14,458 crore, revenue rises 7%

Indian Oil Corporation announced a significant 78% jump in net profit for the March quarter. Revenue also saw a healthy increase. The company's board recommended a final dividend for shareholders. Despite global uncertainties, IOC's profitability remained strong. Financial metrics like debt-to-equity ratio and profit margins showed improvement.

The Economic Times · May 18

Should petrol, diesel prices go up by Rs 25 per litre? Oil companies are staring at Rs 1,380 crore daily loss

Indian fuel retailers are facing steep under-recoveries despite a recent Rs 3 hike, with analysts estimating losses of Rs 25/litre and daily hits of Rs 1,380 crore for Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL). Brokerages including Nomura and Elara Capital warn further fuel price hikes…

The Economic Times · May 18

Commercial LPG Prices Surge for Third Month Amid Global Energy Spike

Commercial LPG cylinder prices have witnessed a sharp increase for the third month in a row, driven by rising global energy costs linked to ongoing tensions in West Asia and disruptions in key supply routes.

Whats Hot · May 1