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Resolution of USD 247 Million KG‑D6 Oil Block Dispute Between RIL and Government Likely by 2026

Resolution of USD 247 Million KG‑D6 Oil Block Dispute Between RIL and Government Likely by 2026

A prolonged financial dispute between the Indian Government and Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) over the KG‑D6 oil block is expected to be resolved by early 2026. The disagreement centers on a USD 247 million claim made by the government seeking a larger share of profits from the gas field. The matter is currently in the final stages of international arbitration.

The issue began when the government prevented RIL and its partners from recovering a portion of the costs they incurred in building deepwater infrastructure at the KG‑D6 block. Under the production sharing contract governed by the New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP), companies are permitted to recover their investment costs before profit sharing. Reliance, along with partners bp and Niko, built these facilities and contend they followed all contractual procedures.

RIL asserts it secured all necessary approvals for expenditures and complied with regulatory requirements, while the government’s action to disallow certain costs retroactively has been contested. Both parties are now close to a conclusion in arbitration, and a final outcome on whether RIL must pay or be allowed to recover the disputed amount is anticipated by early 2026.

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