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GCEIP 500 Company profile

Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited

ONGC produced 18.56 million tonnes of crude oil and 19.65 billion cubic metres of natural gas from its standalone operations in FY2024–25. Its output supports India’s energy supply and comes with a measurable greenhouse-gas footprint.

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Headquarters countryIndia
UN geographic regionAsiaSouthern Asia
Business sectorOil, gas and energy production
GCEIP positionPending evidence reviewAssigned only after the 2001–2025 record is reconciled.

The company

What it does

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) is an Indian state-owned energy company focused on oil and gas exploration and production. Its overseas subsidiary, ONGC Videsh, also invests in upstream projects outside India.

Across markets

ONGC’s FY2024–25 results report standalone production of 18.558 million tonnes of crude oil and 19.654 billion cubic metres of natural gas. The company’s FY25 annual-report disclosures put standalone Scope 3 emissions at 25.18 million tonnes of carbon-dioxide equivalent; ONGC says the prior-year figures were restated after its inventory covered more categories. These measures make both the company’s energy contribution and its climate exposure visible. Its overseas subsidiary, ONGC Videsh, maintains a separate portfolio of international projects, which should not be combined with the parent’s production without checking operator and ownership shares.

The company’s footprint and context are linked to the public sources below.

GCEIP view

What the record tells us

ONGC’s impact is unusually direct: its production is part of India’s oil and gas supply, while the use of sold fuels drives emissions beyond the company’s own facilities. The reported Scope 3 figure is important but depends on category coverage and was restated; its intensity and absolute emissions should be read together. A company’s position in an award ranking cannot resolve the wider energy-security and climate questions, so this profile keeps recognition evidence apart from those impacts.

Published recognition

Selected results

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  • WCRC India's 50 Most Powerful Brands 2024–25 · 2025

    Corporate-brand research ranking; not a judged award. Company/brand attribution pending review.

    WCRC India Brand Power Index rank #24 of 50; published brand: ONGC

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