ADNOC open to more long-term LPG deals with India
In short
ADNOC said it is open to more long-term LPG deals with India and sees India as a key energy market. Publisher-supplied reporting says it supplied more than 500,000 barrels of crude a day to India in 2025, about one in ten of India’s crude imports.
This matters because it could support India’s fuel supply and storage plans. It is not stated whether any new deal has been signed.
What the reporting says
ADNOC said it is open to further long-term LPG deals with India and called India one of its most important energy markets. Publisher-supplied reporting also says ADNOC supplied more than 500,000 barrels of crude a day to India in 2025, about one in ten barrels of India’s crude imports, and is exploring storage expansion with ISPRL. The immediate outcome is continued energy supply ties; details on any new deal are not stated.
Why it matters
ADNOC’s comments point to deeper energy links with India, which already received more than 500,000 barrels of crude a day from the company in 2025, according to publisher-supplied reporting. The same reporting says ADNOC is exploring storage expansion with ISPRL for crude oil, LNG and LPG, including strategic reserves. The immediate market significance is continued supply and infrastructure cooperation, but no new contract was confirmed.