Supported by

Rajarshi Gupta

MD & CEO

ONGC Videsh Limited

Rajarshi
Rajarshi

Mr. Rajarshi Gupta has more than 36 years of diversified experience in various facets of the upstream Oil & Gas business. As MD & CEO, he played a key role in securing the prestigious “Navaratna” status for ONGC Videsh. He has successfully steered the company in the wake of the global geopolitical turmoil and has been instrumental in increasing production of the company from overseas assets, particularly from the operated and jointly operated projects. As Executive Director, Head Corporate Planning & Strategy, ONGC, he was responsible for formulating short, medium, and long-term strategies of the Company as a key member of strategic decision-making team at ONGC. He has also been the President of ONGC Videsh’s subsidiary, OVAI and Country Manager, USA, where he set up a Geological & Geophysical Centre of Excellence at Houston. Holding extensive experience in Business Development, he has worked across the globe in diverse geographical and fiscal regimes, Mergers & Acquisitions, and Project Management of Exploration & Development Projects. He also has wide in-field experience in Oil & Gas operations with specialization in Supply Chain Management, Contract Management and Support services. A Mechanical Engineering graduate from National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, he is also a Gold Medalist in MBA (International Business) from Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi.

Session Overview
Monday, 2 November
16:00
Finance & Investment Conference Room B 16:00 - 17:00
Capital, confidence and growth: Asia's investment outlook

Asia is set to remain the centre of global energy demand growth, but the investment landscape is becoming increasingly complex. Rapid industrialisation, expanding middle classes and rising electricity consumption continue to create significant opportunities across energy value chains. India, Southeast Asia and parts of East Asia are competing to attract investment into energy production, power generation and industrial development. Yet confidence is not determined by growth alone. Investors are placing greater emphasis on policy consistency, supply chain resilience, and local partnerships. Countries that successfully balance energy security, economic competitiveness and investment certainty will be best positioned to attract long-term capital and shape the region's next phase of development.

Attendee Insights:
Understand how global and regional investors are assessing Asia's growth opportunities, and identify the policy, market and infrastructure factors attracting long-term capital across the region.

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