8The tender formalises an inter-PSU settlement

1) Bid deadline extended thrice for EIL’s Dahej PDH-PP vessel package under
8EIL’s vessel tender for PLL’s Dahej PDH-PP plant has slid from 3 October to 25 November 2025 after three extensions. The extra 52 days reflect tight fabricator availability and UOP-linked NDA procedures. Bidder qualification and PESO clearances remain unchanged, keeping competition concentrated among few heavy-vessel shops.
 
2) Third extension pushes EIL bid closure to 18 Nov for BPCL Kochi pump package
8Engineers India has granted a third one-week extension for the centrifugal pump tender under BPCL’s Polypropylene Project at Kochi. The cumulative 22-day slip reflects vendor registration and NDA clearance delays under the T.EN-linked confidentiality framework. The shift compresses downstream award timelines for the project’s utility stream.
 
3) BPCL extends NHGU turbine-generator bid deadline to 18 November
8BPCL has extended the NHGU steam-turbine-generator tender by two weeks after OEMs sought additional time for pre-bid clarifications. The extension keeps technical and commercial terms unchanged. It underscores BPCL’s preference for bid-quality assurance over speed in a tightly engineered refinery retrofit.
 
4) GAIL extends DUPL–DPPL PMC bid by a week after scope and tax revisions
8GAIL’s pipeline-augmentation PMC tender will now close on 18 November after back-to-back corrigenda tightened scope and rewrote tax clauses. The extension gives bidders time to price under the new GST rules and a recast single-spread execution model. With QCBS weighting unchanged, the shift tests how EPCM houses adjust to GAIL’s compressed delivery philosophy.
 
5) Bid submission for BPCL Bina SPP pump package extended to 25 Nov
8EIL has granted a two-week extension for the centrifugal pump package under BPCL’s Bina petchem expansion. The move comes amid strict API 610 qualification and licensor-linked NDA obligations. The extension is expected to broaden participation without altering scope or financial terms.
 
6) Bid timeline pushed to 18 Nov for PLC package for CO? Conversion project
8HPCL has extended its GeM tender for the PLC package under its CO? Conversion pilot by a week, signalling slower vendor turnaround despite detailed technical clarity. The extension moves the close from 11 November 2025 to 18 November 2025, retaining all bid and bank-guarantee conditions. The shift suggests delayed vendor mobilization or documentation finalization at a technically dense stage.

1) Seven-round bid-deadline drift in NRL PFCC/MS Instrumentation tender highlights EPCM-1 coordination churn
8After seven sequential extensions totaling nearly two months, NRL has reset the Group-A instrumentation submission to 18 November. Clarifications on hook-up material and manpower metrics also reshaped bid pricing logic. Behind the routine timeline change lies a tighter procurement discipline and vendor screening shift within the expansion’s EPCM matrix.
 
2) Seven extensions and QA re-vetting reshape NRL’s Group B instrumentation tender
8NRL’s PFCC-MSB instrumentation lot has moved through seven date revisions and multiple technical addenda. With hook-up standards reset and inspection agencies trimmed, bidders face a more disciplined EPCM-1 regime. The pattern highlights how Numaligarh is re-aligning procurement control in its 9 MMTPA expansion.
 
3) NRL extends PRU instrumentation tender again, pushing final submission to 18 Nov 2025
8Five successive extensions now stretch the EPCM-1 Group A tender by 43 days. Clarified BOQ clauses and holiday-vendor updates suggest a tightening of quality controls rather than schedule slack. What remains unclear is whether bidders can hold pricing amid creeping delays.
 
4) NRL extends Group-B instrumentation tender for GDS and PRU by six weeks amid vendor re-alignments
8Five successive extensions have pushed the Numaligarh Refinery instrumentation bid to 18 November 2025. The changes coincide with inspection-agency revisions and holiday vendor updates. Stakeholders see it as a schedule realignment across EPCM-1 packages rather than a procedural delay.

1) GAIL invites bids for 400 MT DMDS supply ARC for Pata cracker units
8GAIL has issued a global tender to secure Dimethyl Di-Sulphide for its Pata ethylene crackers through a two-vendor ARC. The structure tightens qualification rules with TPIA authentication and digital bank-guarantee compliance. The dual-source format marks a strategic shift in GAIL’s petrochemical procurement policy.

8The Mathura Refinery’s ETP overhaul tender drew five bidders, but only two met IOCL’s strict technical bar.
8The refinery seeks a diagnostic and supervision-based upgrade model, keeping O&M in-house.
8Bid patterns suggest IOCL is tightening its technical filter for short-term environmental consultancy work.
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Sumitomo Seika revised its full-year forecast, lifting operating and ordinary profit
8Lower input costs and a weaker yen supported the upgrade
8Net profit was cut due to restructuring and mischarge-related expenses

Henan Mingtai awarded Andritz two projects covering new and modernized melting furnaces
8The 120-ton system will be the company’s largest unit
8The improvements promise faster melting and lower fuel use
8And the new unit goes live in early 2026

8UPL meets investors at Avendus Spark on November 18 in Mumbai
8It follows with JM Financial sessions on November 19
8Both meetings are physical, with multiple funds and analysts present

8PI Industries has released the audio of its Q2 FY26 earnings call
8The file covers key financial highlights and outlook
8The disclosure strengthens transparency for shareholders

8The company has made its Q2 FY26 call recording publicly available
8The call covers the company’s Q2 FY26 performance
8The filing ensures shareholders get direct access to management commentary

8The company delivered a profitable Q2 with healthy earnings
8Working-capital swings tightened cash, but core operations stayed strong
8A new COO was appointed to drive the next phase of execution

8Rallis India has launched NuCode™, a new brand for science-driven soil and plant health solutions
8The range spans bio-fertilisers, bio-stimulants, and bio-pesticides
8The company says the platform will push sustainable, high-efficacy farming across India

8The company saw a revenue drop, but cost control stayed strong
8Inventory levels fell significantly
8Patented products gained a larger share

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8Progress of PNG (D), CNG and Pipeline (Inch km) in the Country September 2025 [PNGRB]
8Financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30th September 2025 [GSPL]
8Investor presentation on quarter 2 FY 2025 26 [GSPL]
8Intimation of conference call for Q2 financial results (F.Y. 2025 26) [OIL]
8Link for audio recording of conference call with analyst(s) & investor(s) [ONGC]
8Financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30th September 2025 [Selan]
8Investor presentation on quarter 2 FY 2025 26 [Selan]

8Investor presentation – Q2 FY 2025-26 [GSFCL] 
8Financial results (standalone) for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025 [MFL] 
8Intimation of appointment of statutory auditor of the company for FY 2025-26 [MFL] –
8Financial results (standalone) for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025 [Sikko] 
8Financial results (standalone) for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025 [BRL] 
8Financial results (standalone) for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025 [PIIL] 
8Investor presentation Q2 FY26 result [PIIL] 
8Financial results (standalone) for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025 [NFL] 
8NFL board approves ?572.45 crore investment in JV for Namrup-IV ammonia-urea plant [NFL] 
8Transcript of analysts/investors call [TCL] 

8Phenol fell Rs 1.75/kg this week. The product eased to a fresh recent low after two earlier declines during the period.

8Over the past month, MIBK is up Rs 1/kg. Changes were limited, with little follow-through across sessions

8On the month view, MEK is lower by Rs 2.35/kg. The product nudged under a prior handle and ended near the session low

8Across the fortnight, Cyclohexanone slipped Rs 1.5/kg. Day-to-day moves were minimal, keeping the product range-bound

8Over three months, Cyclohexane is down Rs 24/kg. Recent sessions have been quiet, keeping the product pinned close to its recent low