NEW DELHI: State-run ONGC will start pumping crude from its $5-billion project off the Andhra coast in the next fortnight, bringing on stream the delayed project that is pivotal for reversing the company’s declining fortunes as a result of maturing fields.Output from the KG-DWN 98/2, the second deep sea project in the east coast after RIL-BP’s KG-D6 acreage, will give a fillip to domestic oil production at a time when dependence on imports is rising on the back of expanding oil demand.The additional volumes will raise the company’s...
Rating: Unrated | TP: NAAGM HighlightsStrong focus on TCAS and TMS; high-growth electronics segment.The company continues to have a debt-equity ratio of <0.1x.Only...
Asian shares traded cautiously on Friday despite crude oil prices dipped following a recent rally. Profit-taking and the anticipation of supply increases from...
Investors in Asia are contending with the anticipation of increased interest rates and rising oil prices, spurred by crude oil’s recent one-year high....