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The company's board of directors also approved special interim dividend of Rs 5.50 per share for 2019-20 fiscal year.
Revenue from operations, however, slipped to Rs 9,361.18 crore from Rs 10,745.34 crore in the second of the previous fiscal year
Based on industry estimates, this LNG could cost upwards of $5 per million metric British thermal unit (mmBtu).
Details about deal size will be finalised by March, could stretch the company's balance sheet if it goes solo
The officials said the deal with Tellurian is far from closed and will require negotiations
The Houston-based Tellurian and Petronet LNG Ltd (PLL) signed an MOU on Saturday under which the latter will import 5 million tons of LNG (liquefied natural gas) from America over a 40-year period.
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
Bangladesh has instead asked India to bid in the ongoing round for an LNG regasification terminal at Matarbari, also Cox's Bazar
Under the initial non-exclusive agreement signed with QatarGas, Petronet LNG was to get access to QatarGas's data rooms for evaluation of the project within a month's time
Petronet LNG Ltd, India's biggest liquefied natural gas importer, has submitted a firm proposal to set up an LNG import facility in Bangladesh at an investment of about USD 1 billion, its Managing Director & CEO Prabhat Singh said. Petronet had last year signed a MoU with Petrobangla to set up a 7.5 million tonnes a year project to receive and regasify LNG on Kutubdia Island in Cox's Bazar and lay a 26-km pipeline to connect it to the consumption markets. The firm has now made a formal proposal with techno-economic details including the cost to the Bangladesh government for approval, Singh said. "We have told them that we can build the land-based LNG receipt facility in 42 months from the date of receiving all approvals," he said. The project envisions future expansion and can be used for supplying LNG through small barges and LNG trucks to users which are not connected by the gas grid. Once Bangladesh government accepts the proposal, a formal pact will be signed between Petronet
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