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Indian Oil returns to seek jet fuel, kerosene

It will also buy another 5,000 tonnes of jet fuel, to be co-loaded with similar volumes of superior kerosene, for delivery to Chennai.

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FP Archives|May 20, 2015, 16:21:11 IST

Singapore: Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) is seeking a total of 15,500 tonnes of jet fuel and superior kerosene for 15-17 June arrival at Chennai and Vasco in Goa, likely the third time this year the state-owned refiner is looking to import middle distillates.[caption id="attachment_1338695" align="alignleft" width="380"]IOC logo. Image courtesy ibnlive.in.com IOC logo. Image courtesy ibnlive.in.com[/caption]IOC is seeking 5,000 tonnes of jet fuel, to be co-loaded with 500 tonnes of superior kerosene, for delivery to Vasco through a tender closing on 25 May, with offers to stay valid until 27 May, traders said on Wednesday.It will also buy another 5,000 tonnes of jet fuel, to be co-loaded with similar volumes of superior kerosene, for delivery to Chennai.Traders said refinery maintenance in India has hit domestic supplies, prompting IOC to snap up gasoline as well.It has bought more than 230,000 tonnes of gasoline for March to May delivery to various ports in India and has an outstanding tender to buy another 74,000 tonnes.Reuters

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First Published:May 20, 2015, 16:21:11 IST
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