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Hindustan Petroleum CMD discusses volatile crude oil sourcing and rising freight costs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Vikas Kaushal, Chairman and Managing Director of Hindustan Petroleum, told analysts that crude oil sourcing is currently volatile and unpredictable. The company is increasingly procuring oil on a delivered basis rather than through free-on-board or term contracts. Kaushal also noted that freight rates have doubled between the first and second quarters, with shipping costs on a Suezmax tanker rising from approximately $4 per barrel in June to $9 per barrel.

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The shift to delivered basis means sellers bear shipping costs and risks until the oil reaches the buyer’s facility. Kaushal stated that while landed costs are volatile, producers may be able to manage costs if good deals are struck, even with astronomical freight rates.

GAIL and Hindustan Petroleum are participating companies in India.

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