Gujarat State Petronet Ltd, the Natural gas transmission company is slated to buy 28.4% stake in Gujarat Gas from Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18 T Natarajan, Joint Managing Director of GSPL, said that margins are linked to the tariffs. “We do expect a reasonable increase in margins when the tariff is implemented.â€
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Ex-ONGC head, RS Sharma said the development is a big negative and the government will have to work to revive formulation in order to promote the exploration and production (E&P) sector.
Debtors have risen since last couple of quarters mainly because of some ongoing issues because of the PNGRB tariff orders which has still not been finalized. Once this thing is sorted out, this PNGRB revised tariff order and zoning the receivables will go away: GSPL
Despite Gujarat State Petronet posting a net profit rise of 25 percent year-on-year, the company's volume growth is down on the back of low demand and disruptions in supplies.
Confirming the market buzz of bagging an order from MTPC, Ashok Punj, MD of PSL says the gas pipe industry may get a fillip in the near future with contracts coming from GSPL. Talking about the inflows, he says, "In the first quarter of the year 2011-12, we have added orders to the total of about Rs 1000 crore."