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ONGC · Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited · BSE · Filed 28 Jul · 1 min read

ONGC Approves $500 Million Guarantee to Back MRPL's Saudi Aramco Crude Imports

ONGC's board cleared a two-year parent company guarantee in favour of Saudi Aramco to enable subsidiary MRPL to import crude oil.

What the board approved

At its meeting on 28 July 2026, ONGC's board approved a proposal to provide a Parent Company Guarantee (PCG) in favour of Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco). Per the filing, the guarantee is given on behalf of Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL), a subsidiary of ONGC, to enable MRPL to import crude oil from Saudi Aramco.

Scope and duration

The guarantee covers a defined window, per the filing. It is a credit-support arrangement — ONGC standing behind its subsidiary's obligations to a crude supplier — rather than a fresh capital outlay or acquisition. The filing does not disclose further commercial terms of the underlying crude import arrangement.

Why it matters to a holder

A parent company guarantee is a contingent obligation: ONGC would be called upon only if MRPL failed to meet its commitments to Saudi Aramco. The filing states only the approval, the beneficiary, the subsidiary and the term; it does not quantify any expected drawdown or cost to ONGC.

Parent Company Guarantee size
USD 500 million
Guarantee period
01.09.2026 to 31.08.2028

The guarantee is a contingent liability that links ONGC's credit to its subsidiary MRPL's crude procurement; holders may note the exposure and its two-year term, though the filing discloses no cost or expected call on the guarantee.

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