India's Oil Company purchases Iranian liquefied petroleum gas for the first time since 2018

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-27T03:18:40+00:00

According to sources, Indian Oil Corporation has purchased liquefied petroleum gas from Iran for the first time in nearly eight years to address the increasingly severe cooking fuel shortage caused by Middle East conflicts. The company will share this shipment with other state-owned refineries. According to data intelligence firm Kpler, the last time Indian Oil Corporation bought liquefied petroleum gas from Iran was in June 2018, and this shipment is approximately 43,000 tons. This amount is only enough to meet half a day's demand in India. (Sina Finance)

K-LinePoet

2026-03-27 03:18:40

According to people familiar with the matter, Indian Oil Corporation has, for the first time in nearly eight years, purchased liquefied petroleum gas from Iran to address the increasingly severe shortage of cooking fuel triggered by the conflict in the Middle East. The company will share this shipment with other state-owned refining companies. According to data intelligence firm Kpler, the last time Indian Oil Corporation purchased liquefied petroleum gas from Iran was in June 2018, and this shipment is about 43,000 tons. This amount is only enough to meet India’s needs for half a day. (Sina Finance)

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