GAIL (India) Ltd, during its latest earnings call, reaffirmed its marketing guidance for FY26 in the range of ₹4,000 crore to ₹4,500 crore. The company also outlined significant expansion plans in both compressed natural gas (CNG) and domestic piped natural gas (PNG) segments over the next two years.
GAIL aims to add 85 new CNG stations on its own in the coming 24 months. When combined with its joint ventures, the total planned addition rises to 216 new CNG stations during the same period. The company is also targeting the addition of around 2.6 lakh new domestic PNG (piped natural gas) connections, marking a significant push in expanding access to clean fuel across urban and semi-urban households.
In terms of natural gas transportation, GAIL is expected to add 127 to 128 million standard cubic meters per day (mscmd) of new transmission capacity in FY26. This expansion comes as India continues to focus on cleaner energy solutions, with gas playing a central role in the energy transition roadmap.
