IndianOil Seeks More Land for P-Xylene Plant

IndianOil says it plans to acquire an additional 100 acres of land adjacent to the company’s Haldia, India refinery for a previously announced project to expand the refinery and build a para-xylene complex. The land is owned by the Kolkata Port Trust and houses a disused fertilizer complex owned by Hindustan Fertilizer Corp. IndianOil has so far secured 82 acres, which it plans to use for a delayed coker project that will form part of the refinery expansion. The company plans to raise the refinery’s throughput from 6 million m.t./year, to 7.5 million...

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