NEW DELHI: A freeze on petrol and diesel prices amid declining crude during the July-September period helped IndianOil, the country’s largest oil refiner and fuel retailer, bounce back into black with a handsome profit of Rs 12,967 crore in the third quarter against a loss of Rs 272 crore in the previous corresponding period.The board on Tuesday approved an interim dividend of Rs 5 per share, or 50%, for the current fiscal.The sharp turnaround was aided by a 14% drop in crude prices from the year-ago period helped...
NEW DELHI: A freeze on petrol and diesel prices amid declining crude during the July-September period helped IndianOil, the country’s largest oil refiner...
NEW DELHI: India's state-run oil companies are examining the option of utilising about $600 million dividend income from investments in Russia to buy...