Valued at some USD 30 billion, the greenfield facility is to be built in Maharashtra across an area of some 55 square kilometres. The project, headed by IOC on a 50% stake, will be executed in two stages. The first 40-million-tonne stage will comprise the construction of an aromatics complex, naphtha cracker and polymer complex.
Phase two, valued at between USD 7.5 billion and USD 9 billion, will see the construction of a refinery with an estimated crude processing capacity of 400,000 bpd. The facility as a whole will have a capacity to rival Reliance Industries’ Jamnagar 1.24 million barrels per stream day. Bharat Petroleum Corporation and Hindustan Petroleum will hold 25% each in the venture, which is expected to become operational towards the end of 2021.
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