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Indian Oil Corporation Case Study

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INTRODUCTION
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED, or IOCL is an Indian state owned gas and oil corporation with its headquarters in New Delhi, India. Government of India owns approximately 58.57% shares of this the company. IndianOil 's business interests lies in the entire hydrocarbon value-chain:
• refining
• pipeline transportation
• marketing of petroleum products
• exploration & production of crude oil & gas
• marketing of natural gas and petrochemicals,
In the recent past Indian oil is also looking into alternative energy and globalisation of downstream operations.
INDIAN OIL LIMITED was born of the lofty vision of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of india, for self-sufficiency in the petroleum sector as a strategic need of a free nation and was entrusted with the task of supplying petroleum products to government organization all over the country by establishing …show more content…

Indane LPG gas reaches the doorsteps of more than 8.8 crore households in about 3,264 markets through a wide network of 7,934 distributors.

Synergy through Subsidiaries and Joint Ventures:
Indian Oil Corporation greatly believes in creating synergies through acquiring subsidiaries. Many joint ventures has also resulted in considerable amount of profit for the company.
Sno. Name of company Relation Business
1 Chennai petroleum corporation limited subsidiary refining of petroleum products
2 Indian catalyst private limited subsidiary Manufacturing of FCC catalyst/ additive
3 Indian oil (Mauritius) Ltd. Mauritius subsidiary Terminalling, retailing & Aviation refuelling
4 Lanka IOC PLC, Sri Lanka subsidiary Retailing, terminalling& Bunkering
5 IOC Middle east FZE, UAE subsidiary Lube blending & marketing of lubricants
6 IOCL(USA) inc., USA subsidiary Participation in shale Gas asset projecct
7 Avi-oil India Pvt. Ltd. Joint ventures Speciality

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