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It holds a 33.33% stake in the Reliance-operated KG-D6 block. [1] source: Business Standard Its downstream mobility operations include fuel retail outlets, diesel delivery and EV charging infrastructure. [1] source: Business Standard The Reliance-backed Jio-bp network had 2,221 outlets across 21 states and Union Territories at end-June 2026. [2] source: Financial Express

BP plans to invest $3-4 billion in India by 2030, with around two-thirds earmarked for upstream activities and around one-third for downstream activities, Business Standard reported in August 2026. [1] source: Business Standard In August 2026, Hyundai Motor India linked its myHyundai app with Jio-bp's EV charging network, which has over 7,000 active Jio-bp charging points in more than 300 cities. [3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine In September 2026, Jio-bp signed an MoU with DRIVN to explore charging access for commercial EV fleets. [4] source: Business Standard On 22 September 2026, Jio-bp capped diesel purchases at 50 litres per fill and 6,000 litres daily per outlet. [2] source: Financial Express Business Today reported on 29 September 2026 that Reliance BP Mobility restricted diesel sales at some outlets, while pump prices have stayed frozen since May. [5] source: Business Today

Nayara Energy capped diesel purchases at 200 litres and gasoline at 30 litres. [5] source: Business Today Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum are the other fuel retailers named alongside Jio-bp. [6] source: Mint