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Petcoke & Lime Market Updates

Petroleum coke fires our lime kilns, so buyers in Jodhpur and across Rajasthan ask us where it stands. This page gives dated petcoke price references with their source and basis — and, separately, Deshwali Minerals' own quicklime and hydrated lime quotation rates.

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Market references
Published by others. Shown with source, basis, unit and effective date.
Not a Jodhpur price
A refinery price excludes taxes, freight and handling to a kiln or a buyer.
Our lime rates
Listed separately below, from our own rate book. Not derived from petcoke.
Last updated
. Figures are checked against their sources by hand.
Market reference

Petcoke price reference

The one refinery price series we could verify with a date, a basis and a source. It is a reference point for the fuel market — not what petcoke costs delivered in Jodhpur.

Nayara Energy · Vadinar refinery, Gujarat

≈ ₹23,300per MT

Increase of ₹2,340 (+11.2%) against ₹20,960 from 01 Oct 2026

Effective from
Unit
₹ per metric tonne
Basis
Basic price, ex-refinery (Ex-Vadinar)
Not included
GST, compensation cess, freight to the buyer, handling and any trader's margin
Precision
Reported by the source as approximate

Read this before using the figure

  • It is not a delivered Jodhpur rate. Vadinar is on the Gujarat coast. What petcoke costs at a kiln in Jodhpur district also carries GST and cess, road or rail freight, handling and the supplier’s own terms.
  • It is one refiner. We could not find publicly posted petcoke prices for other Indian refineries, so none are shown. Prices differ by supplier and by grade.
  • It is as reported. The figures come from the trade sources linked on this page, not from a refinery circular issued to us.
  • We do not sell petcoke. Deshwali Minerals manufactures lime. For a petcoke price, ask your fuel supplier.

Nayara Energy basic price, 2026 — month by month

Basic price, ex-refinery (Ex-Vadinar), ₹ per metric tonne. Change is against the previous price in the series.

  1. ≈ ₹23,300

    Increase of ₹2,340 (+11.2%)

  2. ≈ ₹20,960

    Increase of ₹2,180 (+11.6%)

  3. ₹18,780

    Increase of ₹690 (+3.8%)

  4. ₹18,090

    Increase of ₹440 (+2.5%)

  5. ₹17,650

    Decrease of ₹1,680 (−8.7%)

  6. ₹19,330

    Decrease of ₹1,670 (−8.0%)

  7. ₹21,000

    Increase of ₹1,330 (+6.8%)

≈ marks a figure the source itself gives as approximate. Revisions can also happen mid-month; a revision we have not verified is not in this table.

Wider context

Imported petcoke at Indian ports

India also imports petcoke, and that market influences domestic refinery prices. These are published assessments in US dollars for cargoes delivered to an Indian port — a different product basis from the rupee refinery price above, and from two different price reporters.

CFR means cost and freight to the port: it excludes import duty, port charges and inland freight. None of these figures is a price in Jodhpur.

Where petcoke comes from

Indian refineries that sell petcoke

Each refinery listed here is one whose operator says, on its own website, that it produces or sells petcoke. The links go to each refiner's own page for enquiries.

Indian refineries that sell petcoke, with location, capacity, grade and how to enquire
RefineryLocationRefining capacityPetcoke gradeHow to enquire
HPCL Rajasthan RefineryHPCL Rajasthan Refinery Ltd (HPCL and Government of Rajasthan)Refinery section commissioned; dedicated to the nation on 4 July 2026Pachpadra, BalotraRajasthan9 MMTPANot statedNo petcoke sales details publishedSource: Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
JamnagarReliance IndustriesTwo refineries on one site (33.0 + 35.2 million tonnes a year)JamnagarGujarat68.2 MMTPANot statedNo petcoke sales channel publishedSource: Reliance Industries (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
VadinarNayara EnergyThe refinery behind the price reference on this pageVadinar, Devbhoomi DwarkaGujarat20 MMTPANot statedInstitutional business enquiry form, or Ibenquiry@nayaraenergy.com (opens in a new tab)Source: Nayara Energy (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
PanipatIndian Oil (IOCL)PanipatHaryana15 MMTPAFuel gradeSold ex-refinery by road; IndianOil Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)Source: Indian Oil Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
Koyali (Gujarat Refinery)Indian Oil (IOCL)Koyali, VadodaraGujarat13.7 MMTPAFuel grade and calcinable (RPC)Sold ex-refinery by road or rail; IndianOil Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)Source: Indian Oil Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
ParadipIndian Oil (IOCL)ParadipOdisha15 MMTPAFuel gradeSold ex-refinery by road or rail; IndianOil Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)Source: Indian Oil Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
HaldiaIndian Oil (IOCL)HaldiaWest Bengal8 MMTPAFuel gradeSold ex-refinery by road or rail; IndianOil Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)Source: Indian Oil Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
BarauniIndian Oil (IOCL)BarauniBihar6 MMTPACalcinable (RPC)Sold ex-refinery by road; IndianOil Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)Source: Indian Oil Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
BongaigaonIndian Oil (IOCL)BongaigaonAssam2.7 MMTPACalcinable (RPC)Sold ex-refinery by road; IndianOil Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)Source: Indian Oil Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
GuwahatiIndian Oil (IOCL)GuwahatiAssam1.2 MMTPACalcinable (RPC)Sold ex-refinery by road; IndianOil Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)Source: Indian Oil Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
DigboiIndian Oil (IOCL)DigboiAssam0.65 MMTPACalcinable (RPC)Sold ex-refinery by road; IndianOil Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)Source: Indian Oil Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
Guru Gobind Singh RefineryHPCL-Mittal Energy (HMEL)Petcoke from its delayed coker unitBathindaPunjab11.3 MMTPANot statedSpeciality products enquiry form (opens in a new tab)Source: HPCL-Mittal Energy (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
BinaBharat Petroleum (BPCL)BinaMadhya Pradesh7.8 MMTPANot statedBPCL Industrial & Commercial enquiry form (opens in a new tab)Source: Bharat Petroleum (opens in a new tab), Bharat Petroleum (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
KochiBharat Petroleum (BPCL)Has a delayed coker unitKochiKerala15.5 MMTPANot statedBPCL Industrial & Commercial enquiry form (opens in a new tab)Source: Bharat Petroleum (opens in a new tab), Bharat Petroleum (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
MangaloreMRPLMangaloreKarnataka15 MMTPANot statedMRPL sales offices and field officers (opens in a new tab)Source: MRPL (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)
ManaliChennai Petroleum (CPCL)Manali, ChennaiTamil Nadu10.5 MMTPAFuel gradeMarketing_petcoke@cpcl.co.in (opens in a new tab)Source: Chennai Petroleum Corporation (opens in a new tab), PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (opens in a new tab)

Checked against each source on . Refining capacity is the refinery’s crude capacity in million tonnes a year (PPAC, 1 April 2026), not its petcoke output, which refiners do not publish refinery by refinery. IndianOil lists fuel-grade petcoke for cement, lime kilns and boilers, and calcinable petcoke (RPC) for carbon uses such as electrodes and anodes. “Not stated” means the refiner’s page does not give the grade. This list is for information: enquiries go to the refiner, not to Deshwali Minerals.

How lime is priced

Petcoke is one factor in a lime price, not the whole of it

Fuel matters to a lime kiln, so a sustained move in petcoke does reach lime rates. But a lime quotation does not rise or fall rupee-for-rupee with petcoke — these all sit in the price as well.

  • Fuel

    Our kilns are fired with petroleum coke. Fuel is a real part of the cost of burning limestone into lime, which is why the petcoke market is worth watching — but it is one input.

    How the lime is made
  • Grade and purity

    A higher available-lime grade needs selected stone and tighter burning and sorting. Two quotations for “quick lime” can differ simply because the grade does.

    Quality and testing
  • Production costs

    Limestone, power, labour, kiln upkeep, hydration and grinding all sit in the price. They move on their own timetable, not on petcoke’s.

  • Packaging

    Loose bulk, small bags and jumbo bags cost different amounts to fill and load. The packing you ask for is priced on the quotation.

    Packaging options
  • Quantity

    Rates are published in quantity bands. A full truck or a standing monthly requirement is priced differently from a small one-off load.

    Rates by quantity
  • Freight

    Our rates are ex-works Borunda. Transport to your site depends on distance, vehicle and route, and is quoted separately for your destination.

    Transport and delivery
Deshwali Minerals rates

Our quicklime and hydrated lime quotation rates

These are our own ex-works rates from the plant at Borunda, Jodhpur — published from the rate book that prices every quotation. They are not market references, and they are not worked out from the petcoke figures above.

Rates are ex-works Borunda, per metric tonne, for the grade, packaging and quantity each rate names. GST and transport are extra. Where a product shows “Price on request”, no rate is currently published — contact us for the latest rate. Your quotation is priced for your own quantity, packaging and destination and can differ from the headline rate.

Sources

Where every figure comes from

Last updated . Each market figure on this page links to the publication that states it. Links open the publisher’s own site; some publishers limit what can be read without a subscription.

  1. Nayara Energy petcoke price revision effective 1 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)

    Vijay Minerals (trade blog) · used for: Ex-Vadinar basic price from 1 Nov 2026 and the October figure it replaced

  2. Nayara Energy petcoke price revision effective 1 October 2026 (opens in a new tab)

    Vijay Minerals (trade blog) · used for: Ex-Vadinar basic price from 1 Oct 2026

  3. Nayara Energy petcoke price increase effective 1 September 2026 (opens in a new tab)

    Vijay Minerals (trade blog) · used for: Ex-Vadinar basic price from 1 Sep 2026

  4. Nayara Energy petcoke price increase effective 1 August 2026 (opens in a new tab)

    Vijay Minerals (trade blog) · used for: Ex-Vadinar basic price from 1 Aug 2026

  5. India: Nayara extends petcoke price drop by INR 1,680/t (opens in a new tab)

    BigMint · used for: Ex-Vadinar basic price from 1 Jul 2026

  6. Nayara Energy petcoke price reduction effective 1 June 2026 (opens in a new tab)

    Vijay Minerals (trade blog) · used for: Ex-Vadinar basic price from 1 Jun 2026

  7. Recent Nayara petcoke price changes (opens in a new tab)

    Vijay Minerals (trade blog) · used for: Ex-Vadinar basic price from 1 May 2026

  8. Rising US petcoke prices, elevated freights squeeze Indian cement fuel economics (opens in a new tab)

    BigMint · published · used for: Imported petcoke, CFR east coast India, 14 Oct 2026

  9. Indian cement firms return to petroleum coke market (opens in a new tab)

    Argus Media · published · used for: Imported petcoke, CFR India, 25 Feb, 1 Apr and 3 Jun 2026

  10. Installed refinery capacity, as on 1 April 2026 (opens in a new tab)

    PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas · used for: Crude refining capacity of each refinery in the refinery table

  11. Petroleum Coke (opens in a new tab)

    Indian Oil Corporation · used for: Which IndianOil refineries produce fuel-grade and calcinable petcoke, lime kilns as a use, and sale ex-refinery by road and rail

  12. Institutional Business (opens in a new tab)

    Nayara Energy · used for: Nayara sells petcoke in the domestic market; enquiry form and e-mail

  13. Refining & Marketing (opens in a new tab)

    Reliance Industries · used for: Petroleum coke among the Jamnagar refinery's products

  14. HP Refineries (opens in a new tab)

    Hindustan Petroleum Corporation · used for: HPCL Rajasthan Refinery at Pachpadra: ownership, and commissioning on 4 July 2026

  15. Speciality Products (opens in a new tab)

    HPCL-Mittal Energy · used for: Petcoke from the Bathinda refinery's delayed coker unit; enquiry form

  16. Kochi Refinery: Process (opens in a new tab)

    Bharat Petroleum · used for: Delayed coker unit at Kochi Refinery

  17. Bina Refinery: Products (opens in a new tab)

    Bharat Petroleum · used for: Petcoke among the Bina refinery's products

  18. Industrial & Commercial (opens in a new tab)

    Bharat Petroleum · used for: BPCL enquiry form with petcoke as a product

  19. Sales Office (opens in a new tab)

    MRPL · used for: MRPL field officers handling petcoke

  20. Speciality Products (opens in a new tab)

    Chennai Petroleum Corporation · used for: Fuel-grade petcoke from CPCL Manali and its petcoke marketing contact

This page is information for buyers, not a price offer and not advice. Market references belong to their publishers and can be revised or withdrawn by them. Prices vary by supplier, grade, taxes and freight; the only price Deshwali Minerals commits to is the one on your quotation.

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