GAIL has come out with robust set of numbers in Q4FY20 led by strong profit growth from petrochemicals and gas trading division. Though, volume growth remain muted for most of the segments owing to lockdown for 9 days in Mar'20 but lower gas cost, better marketing margin and cost efficiency across segment boosted profits. Further, out of total 120 cargoes in FY20, 46 were sold overseas and 74 in India and expect similar ratio for FY21 as well. Out of total 90 LNG cargoes from US, the company has already sold 37 cargoes overseas and nearly 70% of total volume is hedged. The company mentioned that except CNG volume, volume at all the segment has come...