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    Naphtha duty waived, HPL to save Rs 350 cr

    Haldia Petrochemicals Limited (HPL) would save around Rs 350 crore annually following waiver of the import duty of 5% on naphtha by the Centre recently, managing director of the company Partha Bhattacharya said.

    July 05, 2011 / 22:31 IST
       
       
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      Haldia Petrochemicals Limited (HPL) would save around Rs 350 crore annually following waiver of the import duty of 5% on naphtha by the centre recently, managing director of the company Partha Bhattacharya said.


      "The import duty on naphtha has been waived by the Centre by a notificationissued on July one", Bhattacharya told PTI.


      Following the waiver, HPL would save Rs 350 crore every year, he said.


      Bhattacharya said that the company was importing and buying it domestically from Indian Oil amounting to Rs 7000 crore per annum. Now Indian Oil would also lower its price of naphtha, he said.


      However in spite of the duty waiver, HPL was staring at a loss of Rs 1000 crore for the current fiscal, Bhattacharya said. In the first quarter, HPL's loss stood at Rs 247 crore.

      first published: Jul 5, 2011 07:00 pm

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