1) Bid clock reset and financial-evidence template tightened for Aliabet 3D seismic campaign
8ONGC has nudged the calendar while rewriting how bidders must present turnover and net-worth.
8The allowance for audited consolidated statements is tightly ring-fenced and paired with a no-mixing rule.
8Nothing else budges on scope, risk or HSE — signalling governance, not leniency.
 
2) Support-company PBG added for ILI package
8A new supporting-company guarantee architecture brings joint liability and a 50% PBG share into play.
8The technical brief stays intact, shifting the contest to disciplined pricing, paperwork hygiene and proven ILI execution.
8This is for in-Line-Inspection (ILI) of 29 pipelines of Western Offshore laid recently under PRP-VII and PRP-VIII, using MFL technology.
 
3) Pre-bid pushed to 4 November and queries to 2 November for CT/N2/FPU package of OIL
8OIL has bought time at the front end of a four-year coiled-tubing campaign.
8The corrigendum resets the pre-bid and query windows while keeping money, gates, and scope untouched.
8That moves the contest from date pressure to execution clarity.
 
4) Bid clock pushed while OIL tightens HOCU packaging to 12-m
8A two-week extension lands just as OIL shrinks the permitted HOCU footprint.
8The packaging change tilts the scope toward tighter integration and tougher layout choices for OEMs.
8Who converts the extra time into a compliant, serviceable 12-m build will decide the pecking order.
 
5) Bid window pushed to 10 November as ONGC hard-wires DC/DR-grade FRS integration
8ONGC has moved the bid deadline to 10 November 2025, adding 33 days to a governance-heavy digital roll-out.
8The extra runway meets a spec that marries active-active clustering with barrier-level controls across 324+ sites.
8Whether bidders convert time into tighter API, SIEM and failover proofs will decide who really competes.

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8That shows underlying demand weakness

8GNRL announces successful completion of third well K#13 in Kanawara field; production expected to rise by up to 100 BOPD [GNRL]
8CPCL achieves record throughput and strong profit rebound in Q2 FY2025-26 [CPCL]
8Financial results for the quarter and six months ended September 30, 2025 [CPCL]
8Operational issues at HPCL Mumbai refinery due to high salt and chloride content in crude sourced from HOECL’s B-80 field [HPCL]
8Appointment of statutory auditors for the year 2025-26 [IOCL]
8Investor presentation – Q2 FY2025-26 [IOCL]
8Financial results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025 [IOCL]
8Monthly report on crude oil and petroleum products – September 2025 [PPAC]
8Public notice inviting comments on draft guidelines for CBG injection into NGPL and CGD infrastructure [PNGRB]
8Board meeting and investor call on November 4, 2025 to approve Q2 & H1 FY2025-26 results [Adani Port]

8Intimation regarding independent ESG score of 56 assigned by CFC Finlease Private Limited [RIL]
8Cessation of Ms. Shilpa Sachdeva as senior management personnel of PI Industries Limited effective October 26, 2025 [PIIL]
8Favorable court ruling for Tata Chemicals Magadi Ltd in land rates dispute with Kajiado County, Kenya [TCL]
8Rama Phosphates seeks shareholder approval via postal ballot for Employee Stock Option Plan 2025 [RPL]
8Financial results for half year ended September 30, 2025 [TGEIL]

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8Styrene Monomer was little changed over the past month
8Last week’s print is down by Re 0.5/kg from last week

8Toluene was little changed over the past year
8This week’s print improved by Re 1.0/kg from last week

8Vinyl Acetate Monomer was little changed over the past six months
8This week’s cadence stayed quiet, with minimal day-to-day shifts

8Propylene Glycol was little changed over the past month
8YoY context remains even, with no outsized swings

8Phenol rose Rs 0.5/kg this week
8Three-month context remains firm without sharp day-to-day swings

8N-Propyl Acetate is up Rs 0.75/kg over the past month
8Weekly movements were small and orderly in the domestic market

8n-Butanol slipped Rs 2/kg over the past fortnight but has held its ground this week
8The domestic series is stabilising rather than trending

8Octanol is largely unchanged when viewed over three months, though the series has eased during that period
8The current read shows a tight domestic range rather than a directional push

8Orthoxylene moved up by Rs 4/kg this week
8The product now sits near the upper end of its recent domestic range

8Against a six-month reference, Monoethylene Glycol is almost unchanged
8Over the last fortnight, it added Rs 1.5/kg, but the broader pace remains calm

8Mixed Xylene Isomer added Rs 3/kg over the last fortnight
8The month view shows a Rs 4/kg rise, keeping the tone constructive without sharp swings

8Mixed Xylene is up Rs 9/kg over the past month
8The fortnight change adds Rs 6/kg, putting focus on near-high levels

8Mixed Xylene is up Rs 9/kg over the past month
8The fortnight change adds Rs 6/kg, putting focus on near-high levels

8Over a three-month view, Methylpropanediol is lower by Rs 5/kg
8The six-month reference shows a deeper decline of Rs 21/kg, though week-to-week conditions are calm

8The week was flat for Methyl Methacrylate, while the month view shows a Rs 2/kg slip
8Day-to-day movement stayed limited

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8Vedanta’s long-term rating stays at ‘CRISIL AA / Watch Developing’
8Short-term rating is reaffirmed at CRISIL A1+
8The agency cited ongoing assessment under evolving conditions

8IOL Pharmaxis UK Ltd has been formed as a 100% subsidiary
8The unit will operate in pharmaceuticals and chemicals, with initial capital of GBP 10,000