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CHINKI
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   Posted: 25/Jul/2007 at 12:58pm |
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Mohan,
Absolutely right. I did not looked it from that angle.
Infact ITC are doing it already through their e-choupals. They give fertilizers, hybrid seeds and other materials (sourced from third parties) required for farming to farmers. In turn they will come back with their produce. ITC will buy that and then they can go buy from Choupals their other requirements.
So RIL may start doing the same. Since their Retail formats are going to be big & huge in nature, they may make farmers to buy RADIO TO LISTEN, TVS TO WATCH, AND SO ON.
So with RIL, "TEER EK HAI, LEKIN NISHANE BAHUTH HAI"
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Posted: 25/Jul/2007 at 1:32pm |
Hey bhagwan! Another tagline: "Mere papa ka sapna, har khet mein Urea apna!"
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Kulmanji try film scripting ....ur sense of humour is amazing
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India_Bull
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Posted: 25/Jul/2007 at 1:36pm |
Kulmanjee,
I wonder Reliance has not looked at some areas (Chaddi, Baniyan (is it thru Max?), Toothpaste, soap and shampoos, software, airline, hotels,Dance bars etc etc..
Then he will have a tag line,
Mere papa ka sapna, sab ka paisa jeb main apna
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kulman
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Posted: 25/Jul/2007 at 10:46pm |
I wonder Reliance has not looked at some areas (Chaddi, Baniyan (is it thru Max?), Toothpaste, soap and shampoos, software, airline, hotels,Dance bars etc etc..
Mere papa ka sapna, sab ka paisa jeb main apna
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ha ha ha !
Sandeep jee
The above post of yours has given lots of 'ideas' to 'shaitani dimaag' for few more taglines!!!. But I won't post them here keeping in view 3 Ds: Decorum, Dignity & Devesh !!! Ha ha ha 
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Posted: 25/Jul/2007 at 10:35am |
Excellent article in Business India on KG basin details. Some key points:
Owing to the tight market for rigs,RIL had to pay a hefty $340000 a day or $248 million for two years from Feb 2007 for a semi-submersible like the C. Kirk Rhein Jr.
Our charged for suppliying the subsea equipment is about $600 million,says Dr. S.Rama Iyer, Executive Chairmen of Aker Kvaerner in India.
"The total cost of the project upto the transport pipelines is $5.2 billion." says Subhash C. Varma,president for development ofthe petroleum business of RIL."Of this around $1 bn would be for drilling,around $600 mn for te onshore gas seperation plant and $3.6 billion for the offshore installations."
The daily cost for the drilling operations is around $750000.
While the present development plans call for a production of 80 mcmd, the company is leaving provision to raise gas production by another 50% to 120 mcmd.(Remember marathon Ambani meet with RJ,RD,RKD,etc)
The projected gas production of 80 mcmd is to come from 18 gas wells, drilled at water depths ranging from 550 m to 1250 m. Further finds are possible since only part of te 7600 sq km KG D6 block awarded has been explored.Of the production of 80 mcmd, 5% would have to go as royalty to government. Around 1000 cu.m of gas have the same energy as 0.9 tonnes of oil. Thus 80 mcmd of gas would be around 72000 tonnes of oil a day or around 540000 barrels of oil a day.This is roughly equal to 20 mn tonnes of oil a year, just a little less than we get from our largest oil field at Bombay High.
More coming soon..watch this space...
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Posted: 27/Jul/2007 at 10:56am |
Continued.....
The company is in for a cash bonanza. At $4.50 per million BTUs, the roygh rate of price discovery at which it hopes to sell the gas it will earn $4.73 billion a year if it produces 80 mcmd. If however, it has to sell the gas at $2.34 per million BTUs, which it has contracted with NTPC and Rel Energy, its annual revenue from the same volume of gas would be $2.45 billion.
Once Reliance recovers between one and half times to two and half times, its investment of $5.2 bn it has to share the balance production with the govt. in a production sharing arrangement. Production sharing in most gas finds world wide in recent years means the govt. gets 33% to over 90% of the "profit" oil.
More coming soon.....
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Posted: 28/Jul/2007 at 12:45pm |
Reliance has come up with excellent performance this quarter.
For details,pls refer,
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Posted: 28/Jul/2007 at 11:04am |
Yes, Viv Richards at his best!
Reliance Industries said its first quarter net profit rose 28.2 per cent, led by a record high gross crude refining margin of $15.4 a barrel, up from$12.4 per barrel a year ago.
Net profit for the quarter touched Rs 3,264 crore compared withRs 2,547 crore for the same the year-ago quarter.
The company attributed its higher margins to the complex configuration of its refinery, which can process both heavy and sour crude. The company was thus able to process four new crudes procured at a substantial discount and this, along with its logistical infrastructure that reduces freight costs, helped it boost realisations.
Exports were higher by 30 per cent, ..........EBITDA was 23 per cent higher, at Rs 5,282 crore (Rs 4,281 crore). The net operating margin for the quarter was 18.5 per cent (17.3 per cent).
RIL was able to pass on the increase in polyester and polymer margins, made possible by strong demand from the end user segment..
Source: HBL
Edited by kulman - 28/Jul/2007 at 11:04am
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