Nayara Energy cuts petrol ₹5/litre, diesel ₹3/litre across 7,086 outlets
Nayara Energy trimmed pump prices—petrol by ₹5/litre and diesel by ₹3/litre—in the first cut by a private OMC since the West Asia conflict. The move spans its 7,086 retail outlets, including 2,160 rural stations, signalling refinery resilience and an expanding footprint that added 500+ stations in 18 months.
Nayara Energy cut petrol prices by ₹5/litre and diesel by ₹3/litre across its 7,086 fuel retail outlets, the first cut by a private OMC since the West Asia conflict, reflecting expanding retail footprint and refinery resilience.
Why this matters
This marks Nayara Energy's first fuel price drop in over two years, following its rollout across 7,000+ pumps from July 1 and signalling refinery resilience as international oil rates soften.
Retail-company signals are accelerating, up 473500% QoQ.