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The Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has announced a reduction in pet coke prices for February, effective 12 February 2023. This move is expected to benefit both domestic and international consumers of pet coke.
The IOC has reduced prices in four refineries– Koyali, Panipat, Paradip and Haldia by INR 200/ton. Prices in the Koyali refinery for road delivery have been decreased to INR 17,150/ton. Prices in the Panipat refinery have decreased to INR 18,180/ton, while prices in the Paradip refinery have decreased to INR 16,070/ton. Prices in the Haldia refinery have also decreased to INR 16,240/ton. The rake prices are lower by INR 200/t in Koyali, Paradip, and Haldia compared to road delivery prices.
The reduction in prices is expected to benefit pet coke’s domestic and international consumers. This will enable them to purchase pet coke at lower prices and reduce their overall cost of production. It will also increase the demand for pet coke, as more people will be able to afford it. Furthermore, the price reduction will help the IOC to remain competitive in the market and retain its existing customers.
The reduction in pet coke prices by the IOC is a move that will benefit both domestic and international consumers. It will help them to purchase pet coke at lower prices and reduce their overall cost of production. It will also increase the demand for pet coke, as more people will be able to afford it.
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