Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited

So had it not been for the petrochemical drag on the overall O2C business, the refining business on a standalone basis is just doing extremely well, not just for Reliance, but for all the other refiners in India.

And which is why we have noticed that many of the homegrown refiners, which are only refiners like MRPL and Chennai Petro and the like, they have done extremely well.

Their stocks have literally gone up by like fifty, sixty, seventy percent in the last few months.

Right.

Yep.

So next we have MRPL refinery fire at coca adjacent plant kills one injures another.

Yeah.

Moment of silence for the person that lost their life.

In this case, unfortunately, somebody died.

So prayers are out to the family of the person that had passed away.

Let's hope that MRPL figures out what the root cause of this is so it doesn't ever happen again.

Yeah.

What's going on, Wolf? Just in, Jeff, big blast at Mangalore Petrochemical Plant in India.

It appears India's MRPL cancels fuel export tenders after fire at refinery.

Oh, man.

So now India isn't exporting fuel after one of their plants blew up.

I'll also talk a bit more about the refinery outages that we saw.

So notably, MRPL, India's state-own, uh, state-run refinery, Mangalore Refinery Petrochemicals, on Wednesday had a unfortunate fire breaking out at the coker hydrotreater unit in its 300 KBD refinery.

Uh, and it has since canceled three spot export tenders for refined fuels.

Another hit-

So for context, it was...

India's MRPL refinery that blew up early today.

But we don't really have information on which of the units are affected.

Again, when it comes to India, India as a whole, it has been a swing supplier, right, even to East Africa.