# Energy Sector
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## Overview
Market Cap: ₹11,32,142 Cr
Avg P/E: 191.0
Companies: 26

## Data Freshness
Sector Updated: 2026-09-03T10:49:41.830Z
Updated By: daily market-close sector sync and derived refresh jobs

## Companies
- Reliance Industries Ltd (RELIANCE): ₹1281 | PE — | MCap —
- Adani Enterprises Ltd (ADANIENT): ₹3087.75 | PE 173.0 | MCap ₹4,09,602 Cr
- Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC): — | PE — | MCap —
- Coal India Ltd (COALINDIA): ₹433.4 | PE 8.6 | MCap ₹2,68,140 Cr
- Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOC): — | PE 5.7 | MCap ₹1,91,627 Cr
- Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL): ₹303 | PE 8.5 | MCap ₹1,32,108 Cr
- Oil India Ltd (OIL): ₹497.35 | PE — | MCap —
- Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HINDPETRO): ₹346.15 | PE — | MCap —
- Aegis Logistics Ltd (AEGISLOG): ₹1343 | PE 36.7 | MCap ₹45,897 Cr
- Petronet LNG Ltd (PETRONET): — | PE 10.1 | MCap ₹42,543 Cr
- Aegis Vopak Terminals Ltd (AEGISVOPAK): — | PE — | MCap —
- Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL): — | PE — | MCap —
- Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd (CHENNPETRO): ₹1603.3 | PE — | MCap —
- Castrol India Ltd (CASTROLIND): — | PE 17.7 | MCap ₹18,748 Cr
- Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd (GMDCLTD): ₹578.65 | PE — | MCap —
- GMR Power and Urban Infra Limited (GMRP&UI): — | PE — | MCap —
- Deep Industries Ltd (DEEPINDS): ₹793.6 | PE — | MCap —
- Energy Infrastructure Trust (ENERGYINF): — | PE 41.8 | MCap ₹4,914 Cr
- Antelopus Selan Energy Ltd-$ (ANTELOPUS): ₹1157.55 | PE 30.8 | MCap ₹4,071 Cr
- Refex Industries Ltd (REFEX): — | PE — | MCap —
- Trualt Bioenergy Ltd (TRUALT): ₹424.65 | PE — | MCap —
- Prabha Energy Ltd (PRABHA): — | PE 3,045.0 | MCap ₹3,350 Cr
- Caliber Mining and Logistics Limited (CMLL): ₹486.2 | PE 20.1 | MCap ₹3,179 Cr
- Panama Petrochem Ltd (PANAMAPET): ₹495 | PE 6.2 | MCap ₹2,974 Cr
- Dolphin Offshore Enterprises (India) Ltd-$ (DOLPHIN): ₹689.6 | PE — | MCap —
- Confidence Petroleum India Ltd (CONFIPET): — | PE — | MCap —
- Asian Energy Services Ltd (ASIANENE): ₹541.45 | PE — | MCap —
- Gandhar Oil Refinery (India) Ltd (GANDHAR): — | PE — | MCap —
- Hindustan Oil Exploration Company Ltd (HINDOILEXP): — | PE 98.8 | MCap ₹2,482 Cr
- Jindal Drilling & Industries Ltd (JINDRILL): ₹672.5 | PE — | MCap —
- Gujarat Natural Resources Ltd (GNRL): — | PE — | MCap —
- Likhitha Infrastructure Ltd (LIKHITHA): — | PE 26.0 | MCap ₹849 Cr
- South West Pinnacle Exploration Ltd (SOUTHWEST): — | PE — | MCap —
- Cryogenic Ogs Ltd (CRYOGENIC): — | PE 47.1 | MCap ₹518 Cr
- United Drilling Tools Ltd (UNIDT): — | PE 23.0 | MCap ₹468 Cr
- Trishakti Industries Ltd (TRISHAKT): — | PE — | MCap —
- Oil Country Tubular Ltd (OILCOUNTUB): — | PE — | MCap —
- GP Petroleums Ltd (GULFPETRO): — | PE 8.0 | MCap ₹343 Cr
- Alphageo (India) Ltd (ALPHAGEO): — | PE — | MCap ₹206 Cr
- Aakash Exploration Services Limited (AAKASH): — | PE 18.1 | MCap ₹92 Cr
- Aban Offshore Ltd (ABAN): — | PE — | MCap —
- Sanmit Infra Ltd (SANINFRA): — | PE — | MCap —
- Continental Petroleums Ltd (CONTPTR): ₹75.05 | PE — | MCap —
- Anmol India Ltd (ANMOL): — | PE — | MCap —
- Greenhitech Ventures Ltd (GVL): — | PE — | MCap —
- Duke Offshore Ltd (DUKEOFS): — | PE — | MCap —
- Kabsons Industries Ltd (KABSON): — | PE — | MCap —
- Chandra Prabhu International Ltd-$ (CHANDRAP): ₹10.71 | PE 3.3 | MCap ₹30 Cr
- Samyak International Ltd (SAMYAKINT): — | PE — | MCap —
- Hemang Resources Ltd (HEMANG): ₹9 | PE — | MCap —
- Gagan Gases Ltd (GAGAN): — | PE — | MCap —
- Women Networks Ltd (WOMENNET): ₹8.3 | PE — | MCap —
- Omnipotent Industries Ltd (OMNIPOTENT): — | PE — | MCap ₹1 Cr

## Analysis
The Indian energy sector is a cornerstone of the economy, contributing significantly to GDP and employment. It encompasses upstream exploration and production, midstream refining and transportation, and downstream marketing and distribution. India is the world's third-largest energy consumer, with demand projected to grow at 3-4% annually through 2030. Key players include state-owned giants like ONGC and IOC alongside private behemoths like Reliance Industries. The sector faces a dual transition — maintaining fossil fuel infrastructure for energy security while scaling renewables to meet India's 500 GW non-fossil capacity target by 2030. Refining margins remain cyclical but structurally supported by India's growing petroleum product demand. Government policies on subsidy sharing, windfall taxes, and administered pricing continue to influence profitability across the value chain.

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Source: rupiya.io/sectors/energy
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