State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) will have to shell out Rs 392 crore and Oil India Ltd over Rs 1,100 crore after the government ordered them to pay royalty at gross crude oil price and not the net rate they actually realise. "We have to pay a total of Rs 392.50 crore to implement the order to pay royalty to state governments on revised terms from back date of February 2014," a senior ONGC official said. Of the Rs 392.50 crore, about Rs 300 crore would go to Assam and another Rs 91.86 crore to Andhra Pradesh. ONGC is already paying royalty at revised terms to Gujarat - the third major oil producing state. For Oil India Ltd, which produces most of its crude oil in Assam, the liability would be Rs 1,100 crore to Rs 1,150 crore. As per government mandate, ONGC and OIL offers discounts on crude oil to make up for a part of the losses refiners suffer on selling cooking gas (LPG) and kerosene at government controlled rates. These discounts also covered diesel till October ...
From April 2003, ONGC started paying royalty to the central government for its offshore fields at the post-discount price
On 1 July 2016, the government raised the price of kerosene by 25 paise a litre, the first time in five years
Going forward, if there is a progressive hike of kerosene then that will wipe out the entire kerosene subsidy for these companies
OVL's share of oil from Azeri, Chirag and Guneshli (ACG) group of fields in Azerbaijan will be traded through new venture
Gas produced at KG Basin cannot be mixed with gas of GSPC
Gross revenue during the quarter, however, dipped 24% to Rs 16,424 cr; it partly reversed a previously-taken charge, leading to a one-off gain of Rs 852 cr
ONGC said it partly reversed a previously-taken charge, leading to a one-off gain of Rs 852 cr in the quarter
As no deal with Iran yet, ONGC may lose Farzad-B field to Saudi Arabia
Company produced 22.37 million tonne of crude oil in the financial year ended March 31, 2016
This is the first time that drilling exercise is happening on this big scale; investment to be around Rs 700 crore
Last fiscal, it had renewed its policies at almost 35% discount at $20 million
Each well will be drilled up to a depth of 3,000 metres
The proposed investment can be accommodated within overall capex expectation for state run oil firm.
Company predicted that there could be 5,52,674 standard cubic feet (SCF) of gas per day from the Meidum exploration site
The government has extended pricing and marketing freedom to companies for difficult fields, chairman D K Sarraf said
The investment in its east coast oil and gas asset can boost crude output by 15% and natural gas output by about a quarter in the next 4-5 years
OVL, overseas arm of ONGC has acquired 15% stake in Vankor, that'll give 3.3 mt per annum of oil production
Deep Industries rallied 14% to Rs 146, while ONGC up 3% at Rs 214 on the BSE.
Foreign firms to invest capital and share technical expertise in ONGC's hydrocarbon fields