IndianOil to expand Gujarat refinery capacity
IndianOil has approved the expansion of its Gujarat refinery from its existing 13.7 million tpy crude oil processing capacity to 18 million tpy.
IndianOil has approved the expansion of its Gujarat refinery from its existing 13.7 million tpy crude oil processing capacity to 18 million tpy.
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