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Umesh Modi Group has entered the liquor business through a joint venture with Italian spirits maker Illva Saronno. The venture, called Modi Illva, will first launch Illva's luxury vodka brand Arctic in India. China's CNOOC has signed an LNG deal with GDF Suez to buy 2.6 million tons of liquefied natural gas. The IMF has projected India's growth at 9.7% in 2010 and 8.4% in 2011, while China is expected to grow faster at 10.5% in 2010 and 9.6% in 2011. Six Indian ministries will decide on increasing foreign direct investment in retail.
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Weekly resentation 7
Seven Indian energy companies were selected as finalists for the Platts Global Energy Awards, which recognizes leadership in the energy industry. Platts will select an Energy Company of the Year from these finalists. ONGC commented that it will issue its response to Cairn Energy's plans to sell its Indian unit to Vedanta Resources. The Reserve Bank of India hopes to reduce inflation to 6% by the end of the fiscal year through measures to improve supply. The Indian stock markets ended lower for the second consecutive session due to profit taking, though losses were trimmed in the last hour of trading. Gold and silver prices fell from record highs in India due to profit-taking and a weakening international trend.
Et news (15 to 21)
1. Commercial real estate demand is increasing in India as companies are hiring and expanding after the recession. In Pune specifically, special economic zones and science and technology parks have large available spaces at reasonable prices that are attracting corporate leasing.
2. GM India plans to invest $300 million over the next two years to launch six new products, including compact cars, sedans, multi-utility vehicles, vans, and pick-ups. The funding for this investment has been arranged through a consortium of banks.
3. ICICI Bank expects its credit growth to be 18% for fiscal year 2010-2011, rebounding from only 1.8% growth in the first half, led by stronger corporate
Et news as on 12sep,10
The Ambani brothers' companies accounted for over 90% of failed merger and acquisition deals in India this year totaling $27 billion. Reliance Industries' $14.5 billion bid to acquire LyondellBasell and Reliance Communication's $10.8 billion tower merger with GTL Infra both fell through. Italian sports brand Lotto is expanding its retail presence in India by growing its store network and sales volume as India represents a strategic high-growth market for sportswear. Tata Sons reported a 47% decline in FY10 profit to Rs. 1,620 crore, its lowest since 2005-06, due to an extraordinary income in the previous year.
SONY
Sony Corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It was founded in 1946 by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita. Sony innovated technologies including the transistor radio in 1955, the first all-transistor television in 1960, the Walkman in 1979, and the compact disc in 1982. Today, Sony continues to drive industry growth through innovative products across its electronics, game, entertainment, and financial services sectors.
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- The EU agreed to an 85 billion euro bailout for Ireland, making it the second country after Greece to receive assistance to deal with bank debts and budget deficits in order to prevent the debt crisis from spreading.
- A senior Dubai official said Dubai has restructured its debt-ridden companies and does not foresee needing another bailout from Abu Dhabi.
- The US rejected talks with WikiLeaks over its planned release of confidential US documents, saying WikiLeaks was holding the documents illegally under US law.
- Qantas grounded a Boeing 747 after an engine failure on a flight from Sydney to London.
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China is emerging as a competitor in the global arms trade by offering fighter jets, missiles, and equipment that rival those of longtime exporters like Russia. European IT services firms expect little growth in 2011 as companies and governments keep IT spending low, resulting in intense pricing pressure. A computer security firm warned that Facebook's new messaging service increases the risk of identity theft for users, as fraudsters are increasingly using hacked Facebook accounts to send spam messages. Some senior figures at Deutsche Bank question whether Anshu Jain is the natural choice for CEO as the bank faces implementing new regulations and a difficult investment banking environment with less risk-taking.
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This document analyzes fluctuations in the prices of raw cotton and cotton yarn in India. It discusses the textile industry and Vardhman Group, a major textile company. It outlines Vardhman's vision, mission, products, and functional departments. The document presents research on cotton production, prices, exports, consumption and the factors influencing price fluctuations. It analyzes the impact of government decisions to control cotton yarn exports and concludes that prices will likely continue rising in the future due to various biological and economic factors.
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Weekly resentation 7
Seven Indian energy companies were selected as finalists for the Platts Global Energy Awards, which recognizes leadership in the energy industry. Platts will select an Energy Company of the Year from these finalists. ONGC commented that it will issue its response to Cairn Energy's plans to sell its Indian unit to Vedanta Resources. The Reserve Bank of India hopes to reduce inflation to 6% by the end of the fiscal year through measures to improve supply. The Indian stock markets ended lower for the second consecutive session due to profit taking, though losses were trimmed in the last hour of trading. Gold and silver prices fell from record highs in India due to profit-taking and a weakening international trend.
Et news (15 to 21)
1. Commercial real estate demand is increasing in India as companies are hiring and expanding after the recession. In Pune specifically, special economic zones and science and technology parks have large available spaces at reasonable prices that are attracting corporate leasing.
2. GM India plans to invest $300 million over the next two years to launch six new products, including compact cars, sedans, multi-utility vehicles, vans, and pick-ups. The funding for this investment has been arranged through a consortium of banks.
3. ICICI Bank expects its credit growth to be 18% for fiscal year 2010-2011, rebounding from only 1.8% growth in the first half, led by stronger corporate
Et news as on 12sep,10
The Ambani brothers' companies accounted for over 90% of failed merger and acquisition deals in India this year totaling $27 billion. Reliance Industries' $14.5 billion bid to acquire LyondellBasell and Reliance Communication's $10.8 billion tower merger with GTL Infra both fell through. Italian sports brand Lotto is expanding its retail presence in India by growing its store network and sales volume as India represents a strategic high-growth market for sportswear. Tata Sons reported a 47% decline in FY10 profit to Rs. 1,620 crore, its lowest since 2005-06, due to an extraordinary income in the previous year.
SONY
Sony Corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It was founded in 1946 by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita. Sony innovated technologies including the transistor radio in 1955, the first all-transistor television in 1960, the Walkman in 1979, and the compact disc in 1982. Today, Sony continues to drive industry growth through innovative products across its electronics, game, entertainment, and financial services sectors.
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- The EU agreed to an 85 billion euro bailout for Ireland, making it the second country after Greece to receive assistance to deal with bank debts and budget deficits in order to prevent the debt crisis from spreading.
- A senior Dubai official said Dubai has restructured its debt-ridden companies and does not foresee needing another bailout from Abu Dhabi.
- The US rejected talks with WikiLeaks over its planned release of confidential US documents, saying WikiLeaks was holding the documents illegally under US law.
- Qantas grounded a Boeing 747 after an engine failure on a flight from Sydney to London.
Weekly news
China is emerging as a competitor in the global arms trade by offering fighter jets, missiles, and equipment that rival those of longtime exporters like Russia. European IT services firms expect little growth in 2011 as companies and governments keep IT spending low, resulting in intense pricing pressure. A computer security firm warned that Facebook's new messaging service increases the risk of identity theft for users, as fraudsters are increasingly using hacked Facebook accounts to send spam messages. Some senior figures at Deutsche Bank question whether Anshu Jain is the natural choice for CEO as the bank faces implementing new regulations and a difficult investment banking environment with less risk-taking.
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This document analyzes fluctuations in the prices of raw cotton and cotton yarn in India. It discusses the textile industry and Vardhman Group, a major textile company. It outlines Vardhman's vision, mission, products, and functional departments. The document presents research on cotton production, prices, exports, consumption and the factors influencing price fluctuations. It analyzes the impact of government decisions to control cotton yarn exports and concludes that prices will likely continue rising in the future due to various biological and economic factors.
News of the week
Reliance Retail is close to signing a joint venture agreement with Toys 'R' Us, the world's leading toy retailer, to launch toy stores in India. The toy retail market in India is worth 6000 crore rupees but is highly fragmented with unorganized players controlling over 60% of the market share. Six government ministries will decide whether to allow foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail in India. Currently only single-brand retail and wholesale businesses are allowed. The IMF projects India's growth rate to be 9.7% in 2010 and 8.4% in 2011, driven by robust industrial production and economic performance. China is expected to grow faster at 10.5% and 9.6%
Weekly news
India is projected to be the fastest growing economy in the world in 2010 and 2011 according to the IMF. Coal India's upcoming IPO of $15 billion is expected to be a star attraction for the market. An Indian jet deal worth $10 billion could create 27,000 jobs in the US and give Obama a political boost. Reliance Broadcast is betting on growth in its intellectual property vertical of 50-75% annually. Gold vending ATMs may soon be introduced in India based on models in other countries.
Global Brands - IM - 2010.10.27
The Global Brands Equity Fund will invest primarily in companies that own strong global brands. It believes such companies have potential to outperform broader equity markets over the long term due to factors like emerging middle classes fueling demand. The fund will actively manage a portfolio of 50-100 companies that own powerful brands, derive earnings from emerging markets, are profitable with strong balance sheets, and have reasonable valuations. It may also invest in bonds and commercial paper of these companies. The fund will offer accumulating and distributing share classes and charges fees including a 2% subscription fee and annual management fees between 0.675-1.35%.
Weekly news (3)
The document discusses several topics: the IMF projecting strong growth for India's economy in 2010-2011; Coal India's upcoming IPO being the largest in Indian corporate history; the US eyeing India's multi-billion dollar tender for combat aircraft as a way to create American jobs; RBNL increasing its focus on intellectual property vertical which could drive 50-75% yearly growth; and German company Ex Oriente Lux AG exploring installing gold dispensing ATMs in India similar to those currently operating in four other countries.
Weekly digest 30 may 4 june
Titan Industries plans to open 250 new stores in 2011-2012, a significant increase from 150 stores opened in the previous year. This expansion will include opening more stores under newer formats like Helios, Eyeplus and Fastrack. Titan's capital expenditure for the next financial year is budgeted at Rs. 100 crore, partly to support this store expansion plan and maintain existing stores. The company aims to scale up these newer store formats and have 40 Helios stores, 60-70 Fastrack stores and 20 Tanishq jewelry stores by the end of the next financial year.
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The Indian retail market is the fifth largest in the world and is growing rapidly. Retail currently makes up around 12% of India's GDP and is expected to reach 22% by 2010. Consumerism is rising with the expanding middle class. The organized retail sector in India is expected to grow at a 40% compound annual rate, reaching $107 billion by 2013. Many international retailers are investing in India, seeing it as an attractive emerging market. Global brands are establishing stores throughout India, including in smaller cities, to tap into the country's growing consumer base.
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18 oct.
Indian Oil Corp will raise about Rs. 19,000 crore through an initial public offering in January, making it the largest equity offering in India. HDFC reported a 22% rise in net profit for the second quarter due to increased interest rate spreads. Reliance Industries and Essar Oil plan to bid in an oil and gas block auction to increase domestic production and reduce imports.
Eco times 1st 5th
1) Global luxury brands are looking to India as a new market as western markets recover slowly from economic downturn and China carries more risk. Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Bugatti plan India promotions.
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3) The Reserve Bank of India raised interest rates to tackle high inflation, which may make home and business loans more expensive but is unlikely to significantly impact property prices in cities like Mumbai.
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Weekly news.8 ppt
- MF chiefs allayed fears over high FII inflows into the Indian capital market and remained bullish on infrastructure development. The market has seen a 150% gain over 18 months driven primarily by FII buying.
- The world's largest diamond exchange opened in Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex, taking India from a manufacturing hub to a trading hub and challenging traditional centers like Belgium and Israel.
- Post offices in India can now distribute insurance products after an agreement between the Department of Post and IRDA, allowing better access to insurance in rural areas.
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1) Rising incomes in India are encouraging jewellers to expand their retail presence in the domestic market through funds raised in the stock market. Mumbai-based Tara Jewels plans to raise Rs 200 crore to increase its stores to 50 from 15 currently.
2) A conference featured 23-24 companies from sectors like consumption, infrastructure and IT. The sector mix was tilted towards mid-caps, which have attracted significant investor interest.
3) A proposed India-EU trade deal may allow Indian professionals to work in the UK, potentially circumventing Britain's efforts to limit migration from outside the European Union.
Fdi 1
Foreign direct investment in India's retail sector has grown significantly in recent years. Major global retailers like Walmart, Carrefour and Tesco have established operations in India through cash-and-carry stores or joint ventures. FDI policy now allows 100% FDI in single-brand retail and 51% in multi-brand retail. Retail giants like Reliance, Future Group and Tata have expanded rapidly across India in response to growing consumer demand and opportunities from foreign investment. The retail sector is divided into organized and unorganized segments, and is undergoing rapid changes with large-scale modern retail transforming consumer shopping habits.
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Joint ventures and mergers - Unitedworld School of Business
1. Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company based in the US and produces commercial airliners and military aircraft.
2. EADS is the largest aerospace company in Europe formed from the merger of French, Spanish, and German aerospace firms. It produces civil and military aircraft as well as satellites.
3. Boeing and EADS formed a strategic alliance to collaborate on military aircraft and share technologies, while still competing in the commercial aircraft market. This allows them to benefit from each other's strengths while maintaining independence.
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9B16M155 INDIAN OIL CORPORATION VERTICAL SPECIALI.docx
9B16M155
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION: VERTICAL SPECIALIZATION TO
VERTICAL INTEGRATION
Sushil Kumar and Satyasiba Das wrote this case solely to provide material for class discussion. The authors do not intend to illustrate
either effective or ineffective handling of a managerial situation. The authors may have disguised certain names and other identifying
information to protect confidentiality.
This publication may not be transmitted, photocopied, digitized or otherwise reproduced in any form or by any means without the
permission of the copyright holder. Reproduction of this material is not covered under authorization by any reproduction rights
organization. To order copies or request permission to reproduce materials, contact Ivey Publishing, Ivey Business School, Western
University, London, Ontario, Canada, N6G 0N1; (t) 519.661.3208; (e) [email protected]; www.iveycases.com.
Copyright © 2016, Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation Version: 2016-09-21
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) was a large public sector company operating in the downstream
segment of the highly regulated Indian oil and natural gas (O&NG) industry. It made large investments in
the segment-specific assets in refining and distributing petroleum products. In fiscal year (FY) 2014/15, the
annual turnover of IOCL was ₹4,507 billion (US$73.7 billion),1 and its net profit was ₹52 billion.2 The
strategic positioning of the company was heavily influenced by its social agenda, and supported by the
government. After the liberalization of the Indian economy, the company was faced with serious
competition from the private sector, and had limited access to the upstream segment. In 2015, IOCL
attempted to integrate vertically, in order to become an integrated energy company. The senior management
team evaluated the challenges and strategic choices available to IOCL in terms of integration to exploration,
brownfield investment in the petrochemicals sector, and modernization of refineries. The key question
before the team was how to distribute the resources among these strategic choices.
BACKGROUND
IOCL was the highest ranked Indian corporation in the Fortune Global 500 listing (96th position) in 2014.
Its business interests straddled the entire hydrocarbon value chain (see Exhibit 1). However, IOCL’s core
business areas included refineries, pipelines, marketing and distribution, and research and development
(R&D) of petroleum products. In 1964, IOCL was incorporated as Indian Oil Company, with an ambitious
vision to lead globally through technological innovation, and to foster lifelong relationships with customers.
The company’s social agenda was to reach every corner and citizen of the country, and to provide them
access to petroleum products and cooking gas, irrespective of commercial viabilities. Its retail outlets
operated across India from Leh—the highest point of India—to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the
Indian .
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- The EU agreed to an 85 billion euro bailout for Ireland, making it the second country after Greece to receive assistance to deal with banking debts and budget deficits in order to prevent the debt crisis from spreading.
- A senior Dubai official said Dubai has restructured its debt-ridden companies and does not foresee needing another bailout from Abu Dhabi.
- The US rejected talks with WikiLeaks over its planned release of confidential US documents, saying WikiLeaks was holding the documents illegally under US law.
- Qantas grounded a Boeing 747 after an engine failure on a flight from Sydney to London.
Weekly news
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Global Brands - IM - 2010.10.27
The Global Brands Equity Fund will invest primarily in companies that own strong global brands. It believes such companies have potential to outperform broader equity markets over the long term due to factors like emerging middle classes fueling demand. The fund will actively manage a portfolio of 50-100 companies that own powerful brands, derive earnings from emerging markets, are profitable with strong balance sheets, and have reasonable valuations. It may also invest in bonds and commercial paper of these companies. The fund will offer accumulating and distributing share classes and charges fees including a 2% subscription fee and annual management fees between 0.675-1.35%.
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Weekly digest 30 may 4 june
Titan Industries plans to open 250 new stores in 2011-2012, a significant increase from 150 stores opened in the previous year. This expansion will include opening more stores under newer formats like Helios, Eyeplus and Fastrack. Titan's capital expenditure for the next financial year is budgeted at Rs. 100 crore, partly to support this store expansion plan and maintain existing stores. The company aims to scale up these newer store formats and have 40 Helios stores, 60-70 Fastrack stores and 20 Tanishq jewelry stores by the end of the next financial year.
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The Indian retail market is the fifth largest in the world and is growing rapidly. Retail currently makes up around 12% of India's GDP and is expected to reach 22% by 2010. Consumerism is rising with the expanding middle class. The organized retail sector in India is expected to grow at a 40% compound annual rate, reaching $107 billion by 2013. Many international retailers are investing in India, seeing it as an attractive emerging market. Global brands are establishing stores throughout India, including in smaller cities, to tap into the country's growing consumer base.
FDI by indian companies
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Eco times 1st 5th
1) Global luxury brands are looking to India as a new market as western markets recover slowly from economic downturn and China carries more risk. Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Bugatti plan India promotions.
2) Large IT companies are moving more jobs and work to cheaper locations like China due to concerns about rising geopolitical risks in India.
3) The Reserve Bank of India raised interest rates to tackle high inflation, which may make home and business loans more expensive but is unlikely to significantly impact property prices in cities like Mumbai.
How to do business in the Indian Market for Kiko Milano.
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Weekly news.8 ppt
- MF chiefs allayed fears over high FII inflows into the Indian capital market and remained bullish on infrastructure development. The market has seen a 150% gain over 18 months driven primarily by FII buying.
- The world's largest diamond exchange opened in Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex, taking India from a manufacturing hub to a trading hub and challenging traditional centers like Belgium and Israel.
- Post offices in India can now distribute insurance products after an agreement between the Department of Post and IRDA, allowing better access to insurance in rural areas.
WEEKLY NEWS
1) Rising incomes in India are encouraging jewellers to expand their retail presence in the domestic market through funds raised in the stock market. Mumbai-based Tara Jewels plans to raise Rs 200 crore to increase its stores to 50 from 15 currently.
2) A conference featured 23-24 companies from sectors like consumption, infrastructure and IT. The sector mix was tilted towards mid-caps, which have attracted significant investor interest.
3) A proposed India-EU trade deal may allow Indian professionals to work in the UK, potentially circumventing Britain's efforts to limit migration from outside the European Union.
Fdi 1
Foreign direct investment in India's retail sector has grown significantly in recent years. Major global retailers like Walmart, Carrefour and Tesco have established operations in India through cash-and-carry stores or joint ventures. FDI policy now allows 100% FDI in single-brand retail and 51% in multi-brand retail. Retail giants like Reliance, Future Group and Tata have expanded rapidly across India in response to growing consumer demand and opportunities from foreign investment. The retail sector is divided into organized and unorganized segments, and is undergoing rapid changes with large-scale modern retail transforming consumer shopping habits.
News file
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Joint ventures and mergers - Unitedworld School of Business
1. Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company based in the US and produces commercial airliners and military aircraft.
2. EADS is the largest aerospace company in Europe formed from the merger of French, Spanish, and German aerospace firms. It produces civil and military aircraft as well as satellites.
3. Boeing and EADS formed a strategic alliance to collaborate on military aircraft and share technologies, while still competing in the commercial aircraft market. This allows them to benefit from each other's strengths while maintaining independence.
Joint ventures and mergers
- Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company and manufacturer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft. EADS is the largest aerospace company in Europe.
- In 2000, Boeing and EADS formed a joint venture called United Launch Alliance to combine their expertise and resources for government launch services. This allowed them to be more competitive while sharing costs and technologies.
- The partnership allows both companies to benefit from each other's strengths in areas like proprietary processes, research, manufacturing, and distribution capabilities for rocket launches.
9B16M155 INDIAN OIL CORPORATION VERTICAL SPECIALI.docx
9B16M155
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION: VERTICAL SPECIALIZATION TO
VERTICAL INTEGRATION
Sushil Kumar and Satyasiba Das wrote this case solely to provide material for class discussion. The authors do not intend to illustrate
either effective or ineffective handling of a managerial situation. The authors may have disguised certain names and other identifying
information to protect confidentiality.
This publication may not be transmitted, photocopied, digitized or otherwise reproduced in any form or by any means without the
permission of the copyright holder. Reproduction of this material is not covered under authorization by any reproduction rights
organization. To order copies or request permission to reproduce materials, contact Ivey Publishing, Ivey Business School, Western
University, London, Ontario, Canada, N6G 0N1; (t) 519.661.3208; (e) [email protected]; www.iveycases.com.
Copyright © 2016, Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation Version: 2016-09-21
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) was a large public sector company operating in the downstream
segment of the highly regulated Indian oil and natural gas (O&NG) industry. It made large investments in
the segment-specific assets in refining and distributing petroleum products. In fiscal year (FY) 2014/15, the
annual turnover of IOCL was ₹4,507 billion (US$73.7 billion),1 and its net profit was ₹52 billion.2 The
strategic positioning of the company was heavily influenced by its social agenda, and supported by the
government. After the liberalization of the Indian economy, the company was faced with serious
competition from the private sector, and had limited access to the upstream segment. In 2015, IOCL
attempted to integrate vertically, in order to become an integrated energy company. The senior management
team evaluated the challenges and strategic choices available to IOCL in terms of integration to exploration,
brownfield investment in the petrochemicals sector, and modernization of refineries. The key question
before the team was how to distribute the resources among these strategic choices.
BACKGROUND
IOCL was the highest ranked Indian corporation in the Fortune Global 500 listing (96th position) in 2014.
Its business interests straddled the entire hydrocarbon value chain (see Exhibit 1). However, IOCL’s core
business areas included refineries, pipelines, marketing and distribution, and research and development
(R&D) of petroleum products. In 1964, IOCL was incorporated as Indian Oil Company, with an ambitious
vision to lead globally through technological innovation, and to foster lifelong relationships with customers.
The company’s social agenda was to reach every corner and citizen of the country, and to provide them
access to petroleum products and cooking gas, irrespective of commercial viabilities. Its retail outlets
operated across India from Leh—the highest point of India—to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the
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