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Revival of BPCL sale process to be based on review in due courseMinister of state for finance Bhagwat Kishanrao Karad said the pandemic, energy transition issues and geo-political conditions affected sev...- Government may take fresh look at BPCL privatisationThe government is selling its entire 52.98 per cent stake in BPCL for which three expressions of interest (EoIs), including one from billio...
- Govt gets Rs 6,665 cr dividend from BPCL for FY21The government bagged a final dividend of Rs 6,665 cr from BPCL for FY21. The government is selling its entire 52.98 per cent stake in BPCL.
- BPCL Privatisation: SEBI unlikely to exempt open offers for Petronet, IGLBPCL 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...
- Government considering FDI policy tweak to facilitate BPCL privatisationAt present, only 49 per cent FDI is permitted through automatic route in petroleum refining by the public sector undertakings (PSU), withou...
- BPCL refinery stake sale opens up door for high dividends, privatisationForeign brokerage CLSA said the stake value was 16 per cent lesser than what it had assigned and could impact the fair value of the stock b...
- BPCL to sell Numaligarh Refinery stake for Rs 9,876 croreThe consortium of OIL and Engineers India Ltd is likely to acquire 49 per cent and the rest 13.65 per cent will be sold to the Government o...
- BPCL to sell Numaligarh Refinery stake for Rs 9,876 crIn keeping with the Assam Peace Accord, the government had decided to keep Numaligarh Refinery Ltd (NRL) in the public sector. As part of t...
- BPCL to buyout Oman Oil stake in Bina refinery for Rs 2,400 crBPCL holds a 63.68 per cent stake in Bharat Oman Refineries Ltd (BORL), which built and operates a 7.8 million tonne oil refinery at Bina i...
- Disinvestment plan: No going back on privatisation of BPCL, Air IndiaThe spadework started late last year and 2020 was supposed to be the landmark year in India's history of privatisation with at least three ...
- BPCL stake sale: Saudi Aramco, Rosneft unlikely to bidRussia's Rosneft had expressed an interest in buying the federal government's 53.29% stake in Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) when its chief execut...
- Oil majors Rosneft, Saudi Aramco unlikely to bid for BPCL privatisationRussia's Rosneft had expressed interest in buying the government 53.29% stake in Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) when CEO Igor Sechin visited New D...
- BPCL exec says privatisation will unlock value for companyThe government is targeting that sale of its 53.29% stake in BPCL in this fiscal year ending March 2021.
- Govt to decide on subsidised cooking gas by BPCL before financial bid stageThe government is selling its entire 52.98 per cent stake in India's second largest fuel retailer and third biggest oil refiner. Preliminar...
- Trade unions urge Petroleum Minister to reconsider BPCL privatisation moveNew Delhi, Aug 26 () Trade unions on Wednesday urged Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to reconsider the proposed privatisation of Bhar...
- No going back on BPCL privatisation: Dharmendra Pradhan"Whether the government is revisiting disinvestment of BPCL, my answer is very clear no. The government is very firm on one issue (that) go...
- Public sector officers’ association against privatisation of BPCLRepresentatives of officers’ associations from several state-run companies such as BPCL, Indian Oil, ONGC, GAIL, NTPC, SAIL and BHEL said a...
- BPCL privatisation could result in reassessment of govt-oil cos linkages: Ind-RaBPCL's stake sale is part of the govt's disinvestment target of Rs 1.05 lakh crore, which also includes divestment of other state-owned com...
- CCD u-turn on IOC, GailIOC was not constituted under acquisition or nationalisation act of Parliament and therefore the government has decided to “effect a swap”,...
- Govt may put IOC on the blockThe disinvestment saga took another turn as the govt decided to consider disinvestment of IOC's retail ops. • The Sell-off Blues: Full Cove...
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