IGL, MGL shares tumble up to 7% after changes in domestic gas allocations
The shift, driven by reduced domestic gas availability and changing supply dynamics, is likely to impact profitability for these companies, as they will now depend more on higher-cost gas for their PNG (domestic) and CNG (transport) segments. Each firm has filed separate disclosures with the (...)
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