GAIL (India) Ltd. Records Rs. 16.50 Crore Block Trade on NSE at Rs. 161.78 Per Share 4 days ago
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06May 26
GAIL (India) Ltd Records ₹90.35 Crore Block Trade on NSE at ₹163.52 Per Share
GAIL (India) Ltd recorded a block trade on the NSE valued at ₹90.35 crores, involving approximately 5,525,369 shares at ₹163.52 per share. Block trades of this size are typically associated with institutional investors and are executed to minimise market impact. The transaction highlights notable large-scale activity in GAIL (India) Ltd on the NSE.
27Apr 26
GAIL (India) Ltd Records ₹95.41 Crore Block Trade on NSE
GAIL (India) Ltd executed a major block trade on NSE worth ₹95.41 crores involving 5,744,345 shares at ₹166.09 per share. The transaction reflects significant institutional activity in the natural gas sector and demonstrates large-volume trading interest in the company's equity.
GAIL India's Ratnagiri LNG Terminal to Operate at 2.25 MTPA Capacity
GAIL India announces that its Ratnagiri LNG terminal will operate at 2.25 MTPA, representing 45% utilization of the facility's total 5 MTPA design capacity. A company executive disclosed these operational parameters, providing insight into the strategic capacity management approach for this significant LNG infrastructure asset.
09Apr 26
GAIL India Acquires Three Spot LNG Cargoes in Recent Procurement Activity
GAIL India has recently purchased three spot LNG cargoes according to company executive confirmation. This procurement activity demonstrates the company's active participation in the liquefied natural gas market through spot purchases, which provide flexibility in supply management outside of long-term contract arrangements.
09Apr 26
GAIL India Plans Local Market Fundraising, Warns Dollar Borrowing Costs More
GAIL India has revealed its strategic approach to fundraising with a co-executive announcing plans to raise funds from local markets while specifically warning about higher dollar borrowing costs. The company maintains its substantial borrowing target of Rs 50-60 billion for FY27, demonstrating a clear preference for cost-effective domestic financing channels over international alternatives.
Nomura Maintains Buy Rating on GAIL with Target Price of Rs 185 Despite Near-Term Headwinds
Nomura has maintained its Buy rating on GAIL with a target price of Rs 185, acknowledging near-term challenges from Qatar LNG force majeure and petrochemical turnaround affecting gas transmission and marketing volumes. The brokerage notes that lower Henry Hub prices are providing partial margin support. The stock trades at attractive valuations of 9.9x FY27F P/E and 1.0x FY27F P/B, supporting the positive investment recommendation despite current operational headwinds.
23Mar 26
GAIL Reports Significant EBITDA Impact with Monthly Losses of Rs 250-300 Crores
GAIL is experiencing significant operational and financial challenges with over 25% EBITDA impact reported. The company faces monthly losses of Rs 250-300 crores in transmission and trading segments, representing 26%-31% of Q3FY26 EBITDA. Annualized losses could reach Rs 3000-3600 crores, accounting for 22%-26% of previous year's EBITDA, while management indicates supply disruption of 34-36 MMSCMD.
23Mar 26
Morgan Stanley Downgrades GAIL to Equal-weight, Cuts Target Price to Rs 150
Morgan Stanley has downgraded GAIL to Equal-weight and cut its target price to Rs 150.00 from Rs 236.00, citing concerns over Qatar LNG disruption effects. The disruption is tightening global gas markets, raising prices, and shifting energy demand toward oil and coal alternatives, creating a weaker gas consumption outlook that negatively impacts gas-focused companies like GAIL.
GAIL Achieves Milestone: First LNG Vessel Unloaded During Monsoon Season
GAIL (Gas Authority of India Limited) has achieved a significant operational milestone by successfully unloading its first LNG vessel during the challenging monsoon season. This accomplishment demonstrates the company's operational resilience and adaptability in maintaining efficient operations despite adverse weather conditions. The achievement ensures supply continuity, showcases improved operational capabilities, and contributes to India's energy security. It could set a new benchmark for year-round LNG operations in India, potentially leading to more stable natural gas supplies and pricing throughout the year.
GAIL Revises Down Volume Guidance for FY26 and FY27
GAIL has reduced its volume guidance for FY26 to 132.00 MMSCMD from 139.00 MMSCMD, a 5.04% decrease. For FY27, the guidance is lowered to 142.00 MMSCMD from 148.00 MMSCMD, a 4.05% reduction. Despite the downward revision, the company still projects growth from FY26 to FY27.
GAIL India has reaffirmed its financial guidance of Rs 4,000 crore for the upcoming years. The company also revealed a phased capacity increase plan for its new plant, starting at 60-70% in the first year, progressing to 90% in the second year, and reaching 100% in subsequent years.
14May 25
GAIL Anticipates Higher Gas Transmission in Q2 on Increased Power and Fertiliser Demand
GAIL (India) Limited expects increased gas transmission volumes in the second quarter of the fiscal year, driven by rising demand from power and fertiliser sectors. This anticipated growth could lead to improved pipeline utilization, potential revenue growth, and underscores GAIL's strategic importance in India's energy infrastructure. The outlook aligns with India's growing energy demand and shift towards cleaner energy sources.
GAIL India Inks MoU with Karnataka for 1 GW Renewable Energy Projects
GAIL (India) Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Karnataka to develop renewable energy projects with a capacity of up to 1 Gigawatt in the state. This strategic partnership aims to expand GAIL's footprint in the renewable energy sector and contribute to India's clean energy goals. The agreement is expected to diversify GAIL's business beyond natural gas and increase Karnataka's clean energy capacity.
GAIL (India) Limited reported a 6% year-on-year decline in Q4 FY2024-25 net profit to ₹2,049.00 crore, despite a 10% revenue increase to ₹35,707.00 crore. The profit drop was mainly due to losses in the petrochemicals segment. However, full-year performance showed 5% revenue growth and 28% profit increase. EBITDA and margins improved quarter-on-quarter. GAIL plans to transfer its city gas distribution business to a wholly-owned subsidiary and expects 6-8% growth in natural gas sales for the current fiscal year. A dividend of ₹1.00 per share was declared.