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  • Will mull bidding for fields on case-by-case basis: ONGC

    The development comes on the back of the fact that a lot of oil fields were lying idle as state-owned firms found it difficult to drill oil due to the government's subsidy sharing mechanism.

  • Finmin promises decision on subsidy sharing soon: Sources

    Finmin promises decision on subsidy sharing soon: Sources

    The oil ministry is hopeful that whatever the finance ministry is going to communicate in a day or two will not just entail a decision for Q4 of this fiscal but also the road ahead and what the subsidy sharing mechanism could be in FY16, but obviously only north block decides on a new formula for the next fiscal.

  • Subsidy share: Govt may spare upstream cos if oil below $60

    Subsidy share: Govt may spare upstream cos if oil below $60

    Close on the heels of quarterly results of oil companies and a possible 5 percent divestment in ONGC, the Oil Ministry has proposed a new subsidy sharing proposal with the Finance Minister.

  • ONGC stake sale may not happen in December

    ONGC stake sale may not happen in December

    Investors seek clarity on the subsidy-sharing formula

  • Gas pricing, subsidy sharing key triggers for ONGC: IDFC

    Gas pricing, subsidy sharing key triggers for ONGC: IDFC

    Upstream oil companies such as ONGC, Oil India and GAIL are likely to benefit the most from lower subsidy payout, Prakash Joshi, metals analyst at IDFC says.

  • 45 paise/L diesel hike to cut BPCL, ONGC losses

    45 paise/L diesel hike to cut BPCL, ONGC losses

    The government had said last month it would allow fuel retailers to raise the price of subsidised diesel by 0.40 rupees-0.50 rupees a litre every month and asked bulk buyers to pay market rates. Major oil marketing companies have taken the decision to hike fuel prices, which should be encouraging for the market.

  • Crude reality hits ONGC FPO yet again!

    Crude reality hits ONGC FPO yet again!

    After sources told CNBC-TV18 just yesterday that the FPO could possibly be underway soon, the channel has now learnt that the ONGC FPO may yet again be delayed.

  • Formal meet to decide future of ONGC FPO: Former Chairman

    Formal meet to decide future of ONGC FPO: Former Chairman

    The much awaited ONGC FPO has come across another stumbling block. Reports suggest that the FPO has been pushed back by 15 days due to price mismatch. RS Sharma, Former Chairman of ONGC told exclusively to CNBC-TV18 that a formal meeting will be held today to decide whether to proceed with the offer.

  • Subsidy clarity will help ONGC FPO pricing: RS Sharma

    Subsidy clarity will help ONGC FPO pricing: RS Sharma

    RS Sharma, former chairman of ONGC, said that the company needs more clarity on the subsidy sharing issue and the offer pricing can be better if government gives clarity on the same.

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    Brokerage recommendations that will help you take advantage of negative news flow to safeguard your portfolio

  • We don't create O&G so keep us out of subsidy scheme: GAIL

    We don't create O&G so keep us out of subsidy scheme: GAIL

    Last Friday's price increase will impact GAIL less, says the CMD, BC Tripathi. In an interview on CNBC-TV18, he says the subsidy burden will be reduced on oil marketing companies (OMCs) and to that extent on GAIL as well.

  • Poor investor sentiment might plague ONGC FPO: Ex-chairman

    Poor investor sentiment might plague ONGC FPO: Ex-chairman

    RS Sharma, former chairman of state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) says that the government will not realise good value from the company's FPO without providing clarity on issues like pricing and subsidy sharing.

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