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flag Indian Oil to launch Singapore-based joint venture with Vitol next year to expand global crude and fuel trading.

flag Indian Oil plans to launch a Singapore-based joint venture with global trader Vitol early next year to expand into international crude and fuel trading, marking a strategic shift from its current focus on domestic refinery operations. flag The five- to seven-year partnership, with an exit clause, aims to cut crude procurement costs, boost margins, and enable exports via Vitol’s global network. flag The move supports India’s goal to grow refining capacity to 6.2 million barrels per day by 2030 and potentially 8–9 million bpd long-term, as the country strengthens its position as a major refining hub amid global capacity declines. flag Indian Oil, which controls 31% of India’s refining capacity, evaluated several firms before choosing Vitol.

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