State-owned oil firms such as ONGC and IOC will invest over Rs 1.11 lakh crore in the next fiscal year starting April as they supplement the government’s massive spending programme to spur economic growth, the budget documents showed.

The capex spending of Rs 1.11 lakh crore in 2022-23 compares with a revised estimate of Rs 1.04 lakh crore for the current fiscal year that ends in March.

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), GAIL (India) Ltd, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) and Oil India Ltd (OIL) will together make a 7.4 per cent higher capital expenditure in the 2022-23 fiscal (FY23).

None of the oil PSUs get any subsidy support from the government. The government has provided a small Rs 4,000 crore subsidy on domestic cooking gas (LPG) in the next fiscal.

The subsidy outgo in the current fiscal has been put at Rs 3,400 crore, lower than Rs 12,480 crore budgeted at the beginning of the fiscal, the documents showed.

ONGC has planned a capital expenditure (capex) of Rs 29,950 crore in FY23, marginally lower than the revised estimated expenditure of Rs 30,500 crore in the current fiscal. The current fiscal spending is higher than Rs 29,800 crore planned spending at the beginning of the year.

IOC, the nation's largest oil refining and fuel marketing company, has an outlay of Rs 28,549 crore for the next year, almost the same as FY22.

Gas utility GAIL will invest Rs 7,500 crore in the expansion of pipeline grid and petrochemical plants, up from Rs 7,160 crore revised expenditure in the current fiscal (FY22).

Privatization-bound BPCL's Rs 10,000 crore planned investment includes Rs 8,120 crore in refinery and fuel marketing and another Rs 500 crore in petrochemicals. This compares with spending of Rs 10,500 crore in the current fiscal.

HPCL has a total outlay of Rs 14,500 crore for the next fiscal, 7 per cent more than the estimated spending in the current year.

OIL's capex for FY23 is marginally higher at Rs 4,302 crore.

ONGC's overseas investment arm, ONGC Videsh has been a drag on achieving the spending targets for the current fiscal. Against the planned spending of Rs 8,380 crore, it would do only Rs 5,620.01 crore. For the next fiscal, it has planned Rs 8,180 crore capex.

ONGC's subsidiary, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL) ended up spending Rs 965.76 crore in the current fiscal as against budgeted Rs 850 crore while in the next it has plans for Rs 815 crore capex, the document showed.