To bolster its shipping logistics, Indian Oil Corporation is planning to acquire its own carriers and is looking into shipbuilding ventures within India as part of the Make in India initiative. The rise in geopolitical tensions has led to higher shipping costs, necessitating these strategic changes. IOC has also diversified its crude sourcing to minimize supply disruptions and leverage market opportunities, successfully reporting significant earnings in the last quarter. To bolster its shipping logistics, Indian Oil Corporation is planning to acquire its own carriers and is looking into shipbuilding ventures within India as part of the Make in India initiative. The rise in geopolitical tensions has led to higher shipping costs, necessitating these strategic changes. IOC has also diversified its crude sourcing to minimize supply disruptions and leverage market opportunities, successfully reporting significant earnings in the last quarter.
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