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BPCL to buyout Oman Oil’s shares in Bina refinery

BPCL had made an investment in compulsorily convertible debentures and share warrants of BORL or Bina refinery in Madhya Pradesh. This was equivalent to 24% additional equity stake in BORL.

We will acquire Oman Oil's stake if they are willing to offer. So far there has been on such communication from Oman Oil," said N Vijayagopal, director finance, BPCL.

BPCL had this June increased its stake in the refinery from 50% to 63%, after converting warrants into shares. BORL thus became a subsidiary of BPCL.

BORL is a key refinery for BPCL, helping the company serve the northern and central markets in the country. The refinery receives crude supply by a cross-country pipeline from Vadinar to Bina.

Bina refinery has raised its refining capacity in two phases— to 7.8 million tones million tonners per annum (mtpa) from the initial 6 mtpa at a cost of 3,072 crore and then to 15 mtpa for an additional investment of 30,000 crore in the next four-five years. The refinery will also set up a petrochemicals unit with a 1.5 mtpa naphtha cracker.