Photo: Amit Dave/Reuters New Delhi: Essar Oil, India’s second largest private oil refiner, plans to nearly double its petrol pumps to 4,300 in next 18 months, a senior company executive said.

But contrary to expectations, last Sunday's launch of Essar Oil's first petrol pump was extremely low-key, with Anant Geete, Union Power Minister, cutting the ribbon. This makes the Rs 292.68 ...

Essar Oil, India's second largest private oil firm, plans to more than triple its petrol pumps to 5,000 by the end of next year, chairman Prashant Ruia said. Our network is expected to reach 5,000 ...

(Reuters) Essar Oil, India’s largest private fuel retailer, plans to double the number of petrol pumps it has in the country to 5,600 in 12-18 months, the firm’s Chairman Prashant Ruia said.

Essar Oil Ltd, India's second largest fuel retailer, has reopened about 350 petrol pumps it was forced to shut down due to heavy losses on matching petrol and diesel prices with hugely-subsidised ...

Essar Oil, India’s largest private fuel retailer, plans to nearly double its petrol pumps to 2,500 by March 2011, group Chairman Shashi Ruia said on Thursday. “We are expanding our petroleum ...

Stanlow: Essar Oil UK Ltd plans to grow its network of petrol pumps in the United Kingdom to 400 in three years to capture about 10% of the market share. The company, the only Indian firm to own a ...

Crude oil prices fell to a 16-month-low of $ ... At one point, before Essar closed the pumps its diesel was priced at more than 60 percent the state prices, he said. He said Essar was selling ...

Essar Oil, India’s second largest private oil refiner, plans to nearly double its petrol pumps to 4,300 in next 18 months, a senior company executive said. “We have 2,225 petrol pumps now ...

The company has 517 petrol stations, of which about 350 had shut down in April and the Mumbai-based firm temporarily halted commissioning of new outlets. NEW DELHI: Essar Oil Ltd, India's second ...

Essar Oil UK plans to grow its network of petrol pumps in the United Kingdom to 400 in three years to capture about 10 percent of the market share. The company, the only Indian firm to own a ...