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Indian Oil sets Rs 31,000-cr capex for FY25 to expand business, achieve net-zero status

The oil marketing company spent Rs 38,660 crore in FY24, much higher than its planned capex of Rs 30,395 crore for the year.

May 13, 2024 / 08:40 IST
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Indian Oil’s board approved the implementation of 1 GW installed capacity of renewal energy projects.
Indian Oil’s board approved the implementation of 1 GW installed capacity of renewal energy projects.

State-run Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) plans a capital expenditure of Rs 31,000 crore, including equity investment in joint ventures and subsidiaries, for the financial year 2024-25, the company told Moneycontrol.

The oil marketing giant spent Rs 38,660 crore in FY24, widely surpassing its planned capex of Rs 30,395 crore for the fiscal. The higher spending by IOCL in the previous year comes as the company spends on both its core businesses and green energy projects as it aims at net-zero emissions by 2046.

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On April 30, the Indian Oil board approved the implementation of 1 GW installed capacity of renewal energy projects, comprising standalone ground-mounted solar or standalone onshore wind or wind-solar hybrid projects. This would be done through the company’s wholly owned subsidiary at an estimated cost of Rs 5,215 crore, including taxes and duties in a phased manner, the company said.

Indian Oil had proposed the new subsidiary under low-carbon, clean and green energy business to meet its operational requirements for the net-zero target.