rose 3.02% on July 4, closing at ₹226.10—its highest level (Intraday High of 229) since October 22, 2024. The upmove came after the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) approved key reforms under the Natural Gas Pipeline Tariff Regulations, 2025. The unified tariff zones have been reduced from three to two, with the benefit of Zone 1 tariff now extended nationwide to both CNG and PNG segments.
Despite the intraday breakout above the ₹227 resistance level, the stock closed slightly below it. IGL, a joint venture of GAIL and BPCL, operates with a market cap of ₹31,675 Cr and offers a strong dividend yield of 4.64%
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