Cairn cuts output by 10% amid West Asia shipping disruptions

Cairn Oil & ​Gas, India’s
largest private ‌oil and gas ​producer, has ⁠reduced output by 10%
from 110,000 barrels ‌per day due mainly ‌to shipping ‌logistic
complications ⁠caused by ⁠the West Asia crisis, said Cairn
founder Anil ​Agarwal on ‌Wednesday.

Agarwal said the company does not expect to ‌reduce output
further ​than that. Cairn, part of ⁠Vedanta Limited,
aims to increase output ‌by 500,000 bpd in the next five years.

Agarwal, who is also ‌Vedanta chair, added it ​is important
India invest in its ⁠own resources to ⁠reduce dependence on energy
supplies ‌from elsewhere.

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