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Crude-oil imports and dependency

Crude-oil imports and dependency: 88.7% in 2025-26

88.7%

Data through 2025-26

Notes

The table retains the source’s published periods. Missing observations are not zero and have not been interpolated.

Completed financial-year totals from PPAC's ready reckoner and monthly snapshot. Dependency is PPAC's published consumption-basis measure, not a ratio reconstructed by the site. The latest snapshot supersedes earlier provisional values for overlapping years.

Publication cadence: Annual. Missing observations are not zero.

Crude-oil imports and dependency · Dependency

Crude-oil imports and dependency · Dependency: 6 observations shown, from FY 2020-21 through FY 2025-26.

Crude-oil imports and dependency · Dependency. Latest shown reading: 88.7% in FY 2025-26.
Crude-oil imports and dependency · Dependency, observations in the selected range
PeriodPercent
FY 2020-2184.4%
FY 2021-2285.5%
FY 2022-2387.4%
FY 2023-2487.8%
FY 2024-2588.3%
FY 2025-2688.7%

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Crude-oil imports and dependency

Crude-oil imports and dependency
Fiscal yearCrude import million tonnesCrude importDependencyProvisional
2025-26245.8 million tonnes$123 billion88.7%Yes
2024-25243.2 million tonnes$137 billion88.3%Yes
2023-24Not reported$133 billion87.8%No
2022-23Not reported$158 billion87.4%No
2021-22Not reported$121 billion85.5%No
2020-21Not reported$62.2 billion84.4%No

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Source: Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell, India Dispatch Research

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India by the numbers, Crude-oil imports and dependency, 2025-26. 88.7%. Source: Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell. https://data.indiadispatch.com/economy/crude-oil-imports

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