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  • IGL shares rally on hopes of margin benefit after tax relief lowered sourcing cost in Gujarat

    The state of Gujarat used to levy 15% VAT on all gas sold within the state - both APM as well as imported LNG. After October 1, ONGC has started to levy lower tax for inter-state sale of gas to CGDs, fertilizer companies and power plants.

  • Indraprastha Gas says not looking at CNG price hikes for now, but closely watching international prices

    CGD players including IGL, MGL and Adani Total Gas have undertaken multiple CNG price hikes in-line with the cut in allocation of cheaper domestic gas. APM gas is sold cheaper to city gas distribution players to ensure essential services such as domestic PNG and CNG.

  • CNG, PNG prices may go up as government mulls cutting APM gas allocation

    City gas distribution companies, including Indraprastha Gas and Mahanagar Gas, would have to review prices of CNG used by vehicles and domestic Piped Natural Gas due to allocation cuts in cheaper APM gas

  • Why stagnant domestic natural gas production could be a challenge for India?

    The gap between the domestic production and consumption of the transition fuel has led the government to cut cheaper gas allocation to city gas distribution players in the country.

  • CGD companies to face APM gas crunch in the near-term: MGL head Ashu Shinghal

    The shortage of administered price mechanism gas, which is partially subsidised by the government, can be attributed to a rise in consumption and a stagnant domestic production

  • New pricing mechanism may bring immediate cost benefits to CGD firms

    They may, however, lose the lower price advantage of a cheaper Henry Hub gas in the medium term, said analysts. Between October 2015 and March 2023, APM gas prices was higher than the new price ceiling of $6.5 just once and was above the floor of $4 on four occasions out of 17 price fixations.

  • Motilal Oswal terms ONGC as the top oil bet for 2023

  • Adani Total Gas says domestic gas allocation remained low in Q1FY23

    The company said there was also a lower allocation of APM gas during the quarter which has impacted the gas cost as well as the gross margins.

  • GAIL doubles marketing margin on gas

    Gas from the fields of ONGC that came into production after 2010 are being termed as non-APM gas and GAIL has been since November billing higher marketing margin of Rs 10.21 per mmBtu on such fuel sold to consumers, sources said.

  • Expecting Rs 2400-2500cr subsidy this year: GAIL

    Since losses for the company are much higher, the chief financial officer of GAIL,PK Jain, expects the subsidy from the government to increase to Rs 2400-2500 crore for the current year.

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