AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy Policy: India moved to reduce LPG import risk by setting refinery-wise maximum cooking-gas production targets for 24 firms, totaling 63.81 KTPD, with Reliance getting the biggest quota (18 KTPD) and companies also ordered to expand storage, evacuation and transport capacity. Consumer Compliance: With India’s LPG e-KYC deadline Aug 16, missing verification won’t cancel connections but can make customers ineligible for domestic-rate cylinders until e-KYC is completed, potentially pushing them to higher commercial pricing. Mobility Debate: The government doubled down that E20 mileage changes can’t be blamed on fuel alone, citing driving habits, traffic, maintenance, tyre pressure and AC usage after extensive E20 testing. Ad Industry People: Kartik Iyer has retired from dentsu India after more than three decades, including COO leadership. Marketing & Data: Nielsen’s DoubleVerify deal remains in focus as the measurement firm positions the acquisition as about controlling what models measure. Legal/Regulatory: Maryland’s digital ad sales tax was struck down by a court, adding pressure on state-level ad-tech taxes.
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