6 November 2026
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IGL 27th AGM: Record 9.39 MMSCMD Gas Sales in FY26, Adds 3.7 Lakh PNG Connections and 70 CNG Stations 

Company reports ₹17,785 crore turnover and ₹1,364 crore PAT for FY26, while shareholders approve 75% final dividend in addition to 162.5% interim dividend. 
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New Delhi: Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) reported record CNG and PNG sales volumes for Financial Year 2025-26 while highlighting network expansion, financial performance, customer-focused initiatives and future growth plans at its 27th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held virtually in New Delhi.

Addressing shareholders, Subhankar Sen, Chairman, IGL, said the company achieved record sales volumes despite challenges in global energy markets arising from geopolitical tensions, particularly in West Asia, and disruptions in key energy supply routes.

During the fiscal year, IGL added 70 new CNG stations, taking its total CNG station network to 1,024, while more than 3.70 lakh new domestic PNG connections were added. The company also expanded its commercial and industrial customer base.

IGL Records 9.39 MMSCMD Sales Volume in FY26

IGL achieved a record sales volume of 9.39 Million Metric Standard Cubic Meters per Day (MMSCMD) during FY 2025-26.

Despite volatility in global energy prices and uncertainty surrounding energy availability, the company reported strong sales volumes and profitability.

Key FY26 Highlights

  • Record gas sales volume: 9.39 MMSCMD
  • Gross turnover: ₹17,785 crore
  • Profit After Tax (PAT): ₹1,364 crore
  • Net worth as of March 31, 2026: ₹9,987 crore
  • Consolidated PAT: ₹1,543 crore
  • New CNG stations added: 70
  • Total CNG stations: 1,024
  • New domestic PNG connections: More than 3.70 lakh

The consolidated PAT of ₹1,543 crore includes the contribution from IGL’s associate companies, Central UP Gas Limited (CUGL) and Maharashtra Natural Gas Limited (MNGL).

Read also: IGL Signs MoU to Provide PNG Connections to 1,567 Residential Quarters at Ordnance Factory Muradnagar

IGL Adds 3.7 Lakh PNG Connections and 70 CNG Stations

Network expansion remained a key focus area for IGL during FY26.

The company added more than 3.70 lakh domestic PNG connections, expanding access to piped natural gas for households across its operating areas. IGL also significantly increased its commercial and industrial customer base.

On the CNG side, IGL commissioned 70 new CNG stations during the year, taking the total number of CNG stations established by the company to 1,024.

The expansion is aimed at strengthening IGL’s city gas distribution infrastructure and supporting the growing demand for CNG and PNG.

IGL Plans 500 MW Solar Project With RVUNL

At the AGM, Subhankar Sen also outlined IGL’s future plans, including greater use of renewable energy in place of conventional grid power.

The company is exploring renewable energy options as part of its efforts to reduce carbon emissions and contribute towards its net-zero objectives.

IGL has signed a Joint Venture Agreement with Rajasthan Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited (RVUNL) to establish a 500 MWp greenfield solar power plant.

In addition, IGL has floated a tender for setting up a 200 MW solar power plant in Rajasthan.

Key Renewable Energy Initiatives

  • 500 MWp solar plant: Planned through a joint venture with RVUNL.
  • 200 MW solar plant: IGL has floated a tender for the project in Rajasthan.
  • Renewable energy integration: The company is exploring the use of renewable power instead of conventional grid electricity.
  • GOBARdhan initiative: IGL sees the government initiative as having potential to complement the city gas distribution network and help reduce the carbon intensity of the energy mix.

IGL Expands Into Meter Manufacturing

As part of its backward integration strategy, IGL has established IGL Genesis Technologies Limited, a joint venture company focused on meter manufacturing.

Commercial production of meters has recently commenced.

The company is also exploring the possibility of acquiring stakes in existing city gas distribution companies, which could support its future expansion and growth strategy.

According to the company, these initiatives are expected to contribute to its long-term growth.

IGL Strengthens Technology-Based Customer Services

IGL also highlighted several technology-driven initiatives aimed at improving customer experience and operational efficiency.

The company has undertaken various measures across its customer operations, including:

  • Enhancements in self-billing functionalities.
  • Launch of the Dealer Owned Dealer Operated (DODO) portal.
  • Kick-off of the Advanced Sales Force CRM system.
  • Roll-out of spot billing across IGL’s geographical areas.

The spot-billing initiative enables on-the-spot bill generation and instant payments, improving customer convenience while also supporting faster revenue realisation.

IGL Conducts Over 575 Safety Camps

Health, safety and environmental protection continued to remain key priorities for IGL.

The company conducts regular safety audits and training programmes across its operations to maintain safety standards.

During FY26, IGL conducted more than 575 safety camps at customer locations for PNG consumers and at CNG stations for CNG customers.

IGL also received several recognitions for its safety and environmental performance, including:

  • Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board Excellence Award 2025 for outstanding performance in Safety, Integrity and Technical Excellence.
  • India HSE Summit & Awards 2025 in the Best Emergency Preparedness & Response category.
  • Certificate of Appreciation for 2025 from the National Safety Council, India.

These recognitions highlight the company’s focus on safety and emergency preparedness across its operations.

IGL Board Recommends 75% Final Dividend

The IGL Board has recommended a final dividend of 75%, equivalent to ₹1.50 per share, for FY 2025-26.

This is in addition to the 162.5% interim dividend of ₹3.25 per share already paid for the financial year.

Dividend Details

  • Final dividend: 75% or ₹1.50 per share
  • Interim dividend: 162.5% or ₹3.25 per share
  • Financial year: 2025-26

The proposed final dividend was highlighted during the AGM as part of the company’s shareholder returns for the financial year.

IGL’s City Gas Distribution Network

IGL has established a city gas distribution network across several cities and geographical areas in northern and western India.

Its network currently covers:

  • Delhi
  • Noida
  • Greater Noida
  • Ghaziabad
  • Faridabad
  • Rewari
  • Gurugram
  • Karnal
  • Kaithal
  • Fatehpur
  • Ajmer
  • Pali
  • Rajsamand
  • Hamirpur
  • Shamli
  • Muzaffarnagar
  • Parts of Kanpur and Meerut

The company has more than 32,000 km of pipeline network and serves over 2.1 million CNG vehicles through more than 1,000 CNG stations. IGL has also connected more than three million households with PNG across its operating areas.

IGL Leadership Addresses Shareholders

During the 27th AGM, Subhankar Sen addressed shareholders and presented an overview of the company’s performance and future plans.

He was joined by Kumar Shanker, Managing Director, and Mohit Bhatia, Director (Commercial), who responded to questions raised by shareholders.

The AGM provided an overview of IGL’s financial performance, operational expansion, renewable energy plans, technology initiatives, safety measures and future growth strategy.

About Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL)

Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) is a leading city gas distribution company in India, engaged in supplying Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) for vehicles and Piped Natural Gas (PNG) to households, commercial establishments and industries. The company operates an extensive gas distribution network across multiple cities and continues to expand its CNG, PNG and renewable energy initiatives.

Read also: IGL and BSNL Sign MoU to Provide Domestic PNG Connections to Staff Quarters in Karnal


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