July27 , 2026

    India’s IOC keeps Iraq oil import agreement steady, eyes more Russian crude

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    Indian Oil Corp IOC.NS, India’s top refiner, has maintained its annual crude import deal with Iraq at 21 million tonnes for 2025, a senior company executive told reporters on Tuesday.

    Of the 21 million tonnes, approximately 12 million tonnes are firm, and 9 million tonnes are optional purchases, the company’s head of finance, Anuj Jain, said.

    The company meets about 55-57% of its oil needs through annual deals with major producers.

    Like other Indian refiners, Indian Oil is also looking to maximise Russian oil imports, Jain added.

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