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2. About The Company
● Formed as a Joint Venture by the Government of India to
import LNG and set up LNG terminals in the country, it
involves India's leading oil and natural gas industry players.
● Promoters include BPCL, ONGC, GAIL and IOCL
● The company has set up India’s first LNG receiving and
regasification terminal at Dahej, Gujarat,
● CEO: Prabhat Singh

3. Mission
To be a key energy
provider to the nation in
the LNG value chain
along with international
presence.
Create and manage
world class LNG
infrastructure
Vision

4. India- A Major LNG Consumer
India is the 4th largest LNG Importer
It is the14th largest Gas consumer
The US Energy Information
Administration reports
the following emissions
in million metric tons of
carbon dioxide in the
world
Natural gas: 6,799
Petroleum: 11,695
Coal: 13,787

5. LNG Chain

6. Application of LNG
● Electricity generation
● Commercial and public
● Industrial
● Alternative fuel to
petrol/diesel
● Petrochemicals

7. Supply Of LNG In India

8. Dahej LNG Terminal
● India’s first receiving and regasification plant with current capacity of 15
MMTPA in 2004
● The company is expanding the capacity to 17.5 MMTPA by 2019
● It has 3 LNG tankers, receiving LNG from RasGas - 7.5 MMTPA and the
rest from around the world through short term contracts according to the
demand supply requirement in India.
● Transportation of Regasified LNG is through pipelines managed by PLL’s
promoter - GAIL.
● 7.5 MMTPA of LNG is supplied to GAIL, IOCL and BPCL (60:30:10)
● The rest is supplied to bulk consumers like GSPCL, Reliance, Torrent,
IFFCO etc.

9. Kochi LNG Terminal
● Constructed in Cochin with 5
MMTPA in 2013
● It is receiving 1.5 MMTPA
LNG from Exxon Mobil
Corporation, Australia through
long term contract and the rest
from around the globe through
short contracts.
● PLL is developing LNG
terminal in Gangavaram ,
Andhra Pradesh with capacity
of 5 MMTPA
● The focus will be on supplying
LNG to customers based in
East India.
Gangavaram Terminal

10. DAHEJ TERMINAL
KOCHI TERMINAL

11. Financial Ratios

13. Other Ratios
Per Share March’17 March’16 March’15 March’14
Basic EPS 22.74 12.18 11.7 9.49
Book value 107 88 75 66
PBDIT 39 23.5 21.5 21.1

14. Peer Comparison

15. Strengths
● Dahej further expansions to 17.5 MMTPA which will be completed by 2019
● Completion of the Kochi Managalore Pipeline which could be completed in
December 2018
● They are in talks with Bangladesh and Sri Lanka Governments for setting up
regasification units
● Momentum remains strong from increasing demand from Fertilizers and Power
Sector
● Pollution concerns

16. Weakness
● The Kochi terminal continued to operate at a very low capacity utilization due
to lack of evacuation pipelines to Bangalore and Mangalore
● Renewable energy has been developed intensively and their use is increasing
steadily.

17. Thank You
Compiled by:
Dhruv Kothari,25
Hardil Vora,51