Tariff Hike: GAIL seeks a 35% rise in gas transportation tariff to Rs 78 per mmBtu, up from Rs 58.61, to cover costs and boost investments.
Earnings Impact: The hike could increase GAIL’s pre-tax profit by up to Rs 3,400 crore annually, with approval expected by FY26 Q1.
Government Push: India aims to raise natural gas share to 15% by 2030, driving expansion of GAIL’s pipeline network and demand for transportation services.
Regulatory Review: PNGRB is expected to approve revised tariffs soon, addressing under-recoveries from shifting APM gas allocation.
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