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Note on Essar Oil limited with respect to real estate

EOL WRT RETAIL ESTATE[1]:
1.      TOTAL PER DAY VOLUME OF EOL: 700,000 bpsd (barrels per stream day) of global crude-refining
2.      VADINAR TOTAL PER DAY VOLUME: 300,000 barrels a day
3.      INDIAN REFINERY CAPACITY OF EOL: 20MTPA refinery at Vadinar in Gujarat
4.      RETAIL ALLIANCES IN: Automobiles, Lubricants, Agrochemicals, Banking, Telecom and Food and Beverages. GSPC, GAIL GAS, Sabarmati Gas, Adani Gas and Gujarat Gas Corporation for selling CNG.
5.      RETAIL TIE UPS: Exide, SERVO, CASTROL, TOTAL, ELF, J K Tyres, Bosch, SBI , Western Union Money Transfer, Amul, Café Coffee Day, Dinshaws, Heritage Foods, Pepsi, Biryani House, National Seeds Corporation. MGL and Aegis Logistics for selling Auto LPG
6.      NO. OF EOL RETAIL OUTLETS: 1635
7.      PRODUCT OFFTAKE AND INFRASTRUCTURE SHARING AGREEMENTS WITH: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) and Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL)
8.      FIRST RETAIL OUTLET: Devrukh in Ratnagiri District of Maharashtra

EOL WRT REFINERIES:
1.      MEHSANA OIL BLOCK, CAMBAY, INDIA: 100% participating interest(Except ESU field where it has 70% interest)
a.       CUMALATIVE OIL PRODUCTION IN 2012: 7,300 barrels
b.      CONTRACT: 25-year production sharing contract (PSC) with the Government of India and ONGC in July 1998
2.      RANIGANJ BLOCK, RANIGANJ, WEST BENGAL, INDIA - 100% interest
a.       CONTRACT: 35-year contract with the Government of India in July 2002
b.      TEST PRODUCTIVITY: 250,000+ scm/d of gas
c.       TOTAL RESERVES: 18.8 million barrels of oil
3.      RATNA AND R-SERIES, OFFSHORE MUMBAI, INDIA:  50% interest together with ONGC (40%) and Premier Oil (10%)
a.       CONTRACT: Development of the field remains subject to signing the Production Sharing Contract with the Government of India
4.      RAJMAHAL BLOCK, JHARKHAND, INDIA - 100% interest
a.       TOTAL AREA: 1,128sq. km
b.      CONTRACT: Awarded the Rajmahal CBM Block in the CBM IV round of bidding conducted by the Government of India
5.      TALCHIR BLOCK, ORISSA, INDIA - 100% interest
a.       TOTAL AREA: 557sq. km.
b.      CONTRACT:  Awarded the Talchir Block in the CBM IV round of bidding conducted by the Government of India
6.      IB VALLEY BLOCK, ORISSA, INDIA - 100% interest
a.       TOTAL AREA: 209sq. km.
b.      CONTRACT: Awarded the IB Valley Block in the CBM IV round of bidding conducted by the Government of India
7.      SOHAGPUR (NE) BLOCK, MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA - 100% interest
a.       TOTAL AREA: 339sq. Km.
b.      CONTRACT: Awarded the Sohagpur (NE) Block in the CBM IV round of bidding conducted by the Government of India
8.      ASSAM BLOCKS, ASSAM, INDIA - 100% interest, wherein 10% held by EOL and the rest 90% by the parent company.




[1] http://www.essar.com/section_level1.aspx?cont_id=fBlwNPJhC0c=

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