Indian oil and gas firms expected to see margin pressure as costs rise and rupee weakens
Indian oil and gas companies are likely to face a margin squeeze over the next few quarters as global gas prices firm up and supply contracts reset at higher levels. A weaker rupee is expected to further elevate import costs, adding pressure on both upstream and downstream operators. ICICI Securities notes that elevated Henry Hub prices and crude-linked procurement costs remain key drivers.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
1:00 pm
5 December 2025
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