The Union Cabinet on Friday approved the sale of 49 per cent equity of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) to Shell or its affiliate for Rs 1.5 billion in cash.

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The proposed sale will enable BPCL to withdraw from a joint venture company that has a competing business interest -- production and sale of branded lubricants in India -- and to concentrate on building and promoting its own brand of lubricants, a government spokesperson said.
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