Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd
plans to expand its Bina oil refinery in Madhya Pradesh by 30 per cent
to 156,000 barrels per day at a cost of about $472 million, its chairman
S Varadarajan told Reuters on Monday.
The expansion of the refinery, operated by a joint venture of BPCL and state-owned Oman Oil Co in Madhya Pradesh, will be completed by 2018, he said.
Oman Oil, which has a minority stake in the venture, is not participating in the 30 billion rupees expansion as of now, Mr Varadarajan said.
As of 10:04 a.m., shares in BPCL were trading over 1 per cent higher at Rs 892.60 apiece on the BSE
The expansion of the refinery, operated by a joint venture of BPCL and state-owned Oman Oil Co in Madhya Pradesh, will be completed by 2018, he said.
Oman Oil, which has a minority stake in the venture, is not participating in the 30 billion rupees expansion as of now, Mr Varadarajan said.
As of 10:04 a.m., shares in BPCL were trading over 1 per cent higher at Rs 892.60 apiece on the BSE
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