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SafeHarborStatement
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Vision
Betheleading companyinnaturalgas andbeyondwith globalfocus, committedto customercare,value creationforall stakeholdersand environment responsibility
Mission
Toaccelerateand optimizetheeffective andeconomicuseof NaturalGasandits fractionstothebenefit ofthenational economy
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ShBCTripathi Chairman&ManagingDirector
FunctionalDirectors
ShRDGoyal Director(Proj)
ShSLRaina Director(HR)
ShPrabhatSingh Director(Mktg)
ShSVenkatraman Director(BD)
ShPKJain Director(Fin)
GovernmentNominee/IndependentDirectors
ShSudhir Bhargava
ShApurva Chandra
Dr.Vinayshil Gautam
ShRMSethi
ShMahesh Shah
Prof.A.Q. Contractor
ShArun Aganrwal
GAILManagement
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Continue to Excel
2010 2011
2004
2005
2001 2003
1999 1968
5Pipelineauthorization BlockOman CamayProduction CBMForay GasdiscoveryinA1block,Myanmar DVPL&VSPLcommissioned Acquisitionof15%stakeinNatgas IncorporationofGAILGlobalSingapore Pte Acquisitionof9%equitystakeinChina GasHoldings ERPgoeslive
1993 1968-79
1968-79 1995
MGLformed Firstyearofprofit
1986 1968-79 -
HVJCompleted
MajorMilestones
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Quickfacts
6 6
GasTransmissionCapacity
LHCProductionCapacity PolymerProductionCapacity
E&P/CBMBlocks 100%Subsidiary
PresenceinCountries JVs/Associate/SubsidiaryCompanies
Quickfacts
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GovernmentofIndia isGAILsmajorityshareholder
The administrative ministry for the purpose of the company is the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, GoI GoI has no plans to reduce its shareholding in GAIL to below51%.
Shareholding patterns as on 31.03.2011
14.50
12.51
57.35
GoI
LIC
GDRs
ONGC
IOC
FIIs
Others
ShareholdingPattern
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TurnoverTrend
FY200102 FY200506 FY201011
9%
14%
13% 10% 18% 2%
11% 1%
14% 2%
9%
11%
` 32,459Cr
` 14,460Cr
` 9,304Cr
57%
59%
70%
NGTrans
LPGTrans
NGTrading
Petro
OLHC
10YearCAGR 14%
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Profit(PBT)Trend
FY200102 FY200506 FY201011
9%
19%
23%
18%
10% 0%
` 3,277Cr
` 1,802Cr
72%
` 5,240 Cr
52%
48%
23%
15%
2% 4%
5%
NGTrans
LPGTrans
NGTrading
Petro
OLHC
10YearCAGR 12%
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SegmentalPhysicalPerformance FY1011(Sales)
GasTransmission
MMSCMD
106.74
GasTrading
MMSCMD
81.43
LPGTransmission
000 MT
3,161
10%
117.91
2%
83.23
6%
3,337
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
Petrochemicals
000 MT
2%
LPG
000 MT 000 MT
(3) %
1,101 1,073
OLHC
342
(12 )%
410
420
300
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
CoreBusiness SustainedGrowth
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FinancialPerformanceFY201011
(` in Crores)
30%
32,459
15%
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
PBT
5,500
PAT
3,800
5,240
14%
5,000 4,500 4,000 FY 2009-10 4,578
13%
3,561
FY 2010-11
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HighesteverSubsidy Rs.2111Cr.inFY201011
12
12
Financials With&WithoutSubsidy
Turnover
35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 2000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0
2 0 0 3 0 4 2 0 0 4 0 5 2 0 0 5 0 6 2 0 0 6 0 7 2 0 0 7 0 8 2 0 0 8 0 9 2 0 0 9 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 1
PAT
(` in Cr)
4000 5,000 4,500 3000 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1000 1,500 1,000 500 0 0
2 0 0 3 0 4 2 0 0 4 0 5 2 0 0 5 0 6 2 0 0 6 0 7 2 0 0 7 0 8 2 0 0 8 0 9 2 0 0 9 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 1
4000
3000
2000
1000
Subsidy
TurnoverwithSubsidy
TurnoverwithoutSubsidy
Subsidy
PATwithSubsidy
PATwithoutSubsidy
GasTransmissionSegment
(` in Cr)
Turnover
CoreBusiness Doublingthe Capacity IncrementalVol. athighertariff Noimpactoflower RILproduction
2,900 2,700 2,500 2,300 2,100
21%
2,926
3,544
11%
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
EBITDA
% 16
2,499 2,908
48%
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
02/06/2011
IndiasNo.1GasTransmissionCompany 75%ofIndiasGasTravelthroughourSystem
14
14
GasTradingSegment
(` in Cr)
Turnover
CoreBusiness Doublingthe Capacity MarketingMargin onAPMGas SpotRLNGtoBoost MarketingMargin
374 15,821
% 43
22,654
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
70%
EBITDA
% 114
801
13%
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
15
LPGTransmissionSegment
(` in Cr)
Turnover
CoreBusiness Transmissionof LPGthro pipelines OnlyPlayerinIndia CookingLPGvery robustgrowth
347
447
1%
6%
475
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
EBITDA
4%
360
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
6%
PetrochemicalSegment
(` in Cr)
Turnover
Diversifiedinto Petrochemical OnlyGasbased plantinNorth India PromoterofBCPL, &OPAL
1,488 FY 2009-10 FY 2010-11
1%
2,904
9%
2,939
EBITDA
(9% )
1,354
22%
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
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LiquidHydrocarbonSegment
(` in Cr)
Turnover
2,833
(2)%
2,786
9%
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
EBITDA
696
(17)%
579
10%
FY 2009-10
FY 2010-11
CurrentHighProductPriceswilldeliverthemargindespite ofHigherSubsidyduetoHighCrudePrices
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Gasdemandandsupply,2015
Imports Domestic supplies (MMMSCMD) Medium 2010 year end consumption 171 26 145 Low 59 29 30 230 55 200 200 200 46 25 276 76 35 111 High 311 77 187 387
175
Sectors with demand
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Largedemandbut sensitivetoprice
19
19
Projectednetgasproductionfrom domesticsources,2015
16
(MMMSCMD)
215+ 70+
20+
30+
145 20
5 8
65
50-60 145
ONGC, OIL
RIL KG-D6
Other private
Supply in 2010
Declining fields
CBM
New fields
DGH expects domestic production to be approximately 200 mmscmd in 2015 Going forward, there is potential for higher production given a large number of blocks are under evaluation; Assuming 7-9% growth p.a., domestic gas supply could be between 300-330 mmscmd by 2020
PIPELINEPROJECTS
TAPI P/L FROM PAKISTAN IPI PL FROM PAKISTAN
NANGAL
BHATINDA DELHI
Jhajjarr GURGAUN
JAISALMER
MATHANIA
AGRA
AURAIYA
DISPUR PATNA
DVPL PH-II
BARMER GWALIOR
PHOOLPUR
KOTA
RAJKOT UJJAIN
AHMEDABAD
VARANASI
GAYA
AGARTALA
BOKARO
JABALPUR BHILAI
KOLKATA CUTTACK
HALDIAJAGDHISPUR P/L
MUMBAI
PUNE
RAJAMUNDRY
SOLAPUR
KOLHAPUR GOA
VIJAYAWADA NELLORE
BANGALORE
Transmission Pipelines
Existing Gas pipelines LPG Pipeline GAILs Planned Pipeline RILs East West Pipeline LNG Terminal
MANGALORE
CHENNAI
EWPL
KOCHI-KANJIKKOD-BANGALOREMANGALORE P/L
KANJIKKOD
COIMBATORE
TIRUCHCHIRAPALLI
KOCHI 5 mmtpa
TUTICORIN
NewPipelineCapacityBuiltup
PipelineProjects
DVPLPIPELINES PHASE IIIncl.compressorat Jhabua&Vijaipur VIJAIPURDADRI PIPELINES(Incl. CompressoratKailaras & Chainsa) DADRIBAWANA NANGALPIPELINE CHAINSAJHAJJAR HISSARPIPELINE JAGDISHPURHALDIA PIPELINE DHABOLBANGALORE PIPELINE KOCHIKOOTTANAD MANGALORE/ BANGALORE TOTAL
Capacity (MMSCMD)
24to78
Length (KM)
610
AnticipatedCompletion(Status)
MainlinecompressorcommissionedatJabhuaand Vijaipur.StandbymachineatJhabua byJune11 andVijaipurDec11. Vijaipur DadriPipelinecommissioned CompressoratKailaras andChainsa: CommissioningbyDec2011 DadriBawana PipelineCommissioned. Bawana Nangal:CommissioningbyDec2011 Chainsa Sultanpur:Commissioned Sultanpur Neemrana:Commissioned Beingimplementedinphasedmanner 201314 onwards PhaseI Aug2012 PhaseII December2012 PhaseI August2012 PhaseII December2012
4927
20to80
499
31 35 32 16 16
30290
6642
PlannedCapextotaptheOpportunity
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NewSpurPipelinesCapacityBuiltup
PipelineProjects Approved Cost(` Cr) 252 99 200 Capacity (MMSCMD) 2.5 1.2 1.25to2.75 Length (KM) 185 90 71 Karanpur MoradabadKashipur Rudrapur pipeline FocusenergyConsortiumtoRRUVNL (Ramgarh Terminal)(Commissioned) CapacityAugmentationofAgra& Ferozabad Region(17kmsectionfrom AgratoFerozabad Commissioned) VijaipurKotaPipelineUpgradationand layingofSpurlines (toChittorgarh etc.) Bawana Nangal spurlines (Uttrakhand & Punjab) TOTAL
2 4
PlannedCapextotaptheOpportunity
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ProjectedCapex
PlannedCapexfrom201112to201314
Click to edit Master text styles % share of Capex Second level 25% Third level Fourth level 29% 7% Fifth level
(` in Cr) 11327 9622 7692
0 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
`28,641Cr
39%
Pipeline
E&P
Petro
Others
GAILhasahistoryofExcellentProjectManagement toexecutetheProjectwithingiventimeframeandwithoutcostoverrun
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ExpectedCapexFunding
PlannedBorrowingsfrom201112to201314
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level
(` in Cr)
7,100
46%
~`13,675Cr
Borrowing Portfolio
2% 34%
3,325
3,250
18%
2,000
ECA
Bonds
OIDB
Term Loan
AggressiveCapexPlancallsforBorrowings(Domestic&International) LeverageonGAILsverylowdebtEquityratio(0.12:1)ason31.03.2011
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TotalBlocks OnshoreBlocks OffshoreBlocks CBMBlocks MajorOperators Netinvestment HydrocarbonsDiscoveries whereappraisal& Developmentactivitiesarein progress Operatorin2blocks CommercialBlock
28(including1CBMblock) 7 Deep15&Shallow 5 1(Dewateringinprogress) ONGC, GSPC, Daewoo, Petrogas, Hardy, Eni, Jubilant,DartEnergy `2305Cr(upto31.03.2011) Hydrocarbons Discoveries in 7 Existing Blocks : Cambay onland, A1 & A3 blocks (Myanmar),Mahanadioffshore,Ankleshwar onland,Cauveryoffshore&TripuraOnland RJONN2004/1 (NELPVI) 2005/1(NELPVII) CrudeoilfromCambayBasin & CYONN
E&PActivities
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GAILsFuture
FY201011 NGTransPipeline(KM) NGTransCapacity(MMSCMD) PolymerCapacity(incl BCPL) (MMT) E&PRevenueGeneratingBlocks (Nos.) RetailGasPresence(NoofCities) Power(MW) RenewableSources Power(MW) NonRenewable 8000+ 170+ ~0.4 1 15 4.5 FY201314 14000+ 300+ ~0.9 (1.6inFY1415) 3 (5inFY1415) ~50 300 250
PlannedGrowth
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GrowthDriversfromFY1112&onwards
AdditionalGasavailability:
ONGC NaturalGasSupplyfromBandra,Vasai andCSeries Dabhol RLNG IncrementalRILKGBasinGas AdditionalVolumesfromnewexplorationsBlocks FOCUSENERGY NaturalGasSupplyfromRajasthanfield Longterm/MidTermLNGtieups SpotLNG ongoingbasis
UpsideinPolymer/LiquidHydrocarbonProductPrices ForayintoPowerSector
VisibleGrowthdrivers
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GrowthDriversfromFY1112&onwards
PetrochemicalBusinessSegment:
EnhancedPataPetrochemicalProductionfromQ4ofFY1011onwards CompletionofBCPLprojectof0.28MMTPA by2013 PataExpansionto0.9MMTPAby2014 ParticipationinOPaL,DahejProjectwithONGC 1.1mmtpaethylene capacity(38%MarketingsharebyGAIL) Exploringsettingup/participationinPetrochemicalprojectsoverseas
CitygasDistribution(CGD)
8JVsalreadyopertaional GAILGasLtd,a100%Subsidaryincorporated
PNGRBAuthorizedGAILGasforFourCGDprojects
Morethan230citiesidentifiedforCGDinaphasedmanner.
VisibleGrowthdrivers
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GAIL(India)Ltd.
StrongFinancials StrongGoISupport RelativelyNewAssets StrongGasDemand LargeCapexPlansinPlace DominantPosition Transmission
NaturallyGAIL
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