BGFCL derives its origin from 
                Pakistan Shell Oil Company, which was formed in Karachi, 
                Pakistan on May 30, 1956. With emergence of Bangladesh and 
                promulgation of Petroleum Act, 1974 the Government of Bangladesh 
                (GOB) bought all the shares of the Pakistan Shell Oil Company 
                with effect from August 09, 1975. The Company was renamed as 
                Bangladesh Gas Fields Company Limited (BGFCL) on September 12, 
                1975. BGFCL is a corporate body registered under Company Act, 
                1913 (revised in 1994). It is a Company of Bangladesh Oil, Gas & 
                Mineral Corporation (Petrobangla) under the Ministry of Power, 
                Energy & Mineral Resources, Government of the People’s Republic 
                of Bangladesh. By an agreement dated March 22, 1976, GOB granted 
                BGFCL the right to operate Titas and Habiganj Gas Fields. In 
                1985 Kamta Gas Field was placed under BGFCL for operation. 
                Following GOB decision Feni & Bakhrabad Gas Fields were handed 
                over to BGFCL in 1989. Likewise Narsingdi & Meghna Gas Fields 
                were handed over to BGFCL in 1992. Feni Gas field was handed 
                over to NIKO Resources (Bangladesh) Ltd. and BAPEX for operation 
                as per order of Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources. 
                Consequently BGFCL now operates 6 (six) gas fields. Recently Sangu 
    Production facility at Chillimpur, Chittagong (Sangu Plant) was 
    handed over to BGFCL on 31.03.2014 as per GOB decision. 
Bakhrabad gas field lies in the Muradnagar upazila under Comilla 
           district some 40 km away to the east from capital city of Bangladesh, 
           Dhaka. Like Titas & Habiganj fields Bakhrabad gas field was 
           discovered by Pakistan Shell Oil Co. Ltd. in 1969. The Bakhrabad 
           anticline, as defined by seismic, is a narrow, elongate almost 
           symmetrical fold about 69 km long upto 10 km wide. Total recoverable 
   gas reserves of this field re-estimated by Petrobangla is 
   1,387.00 billion cubic feet (BCF). Commercial gas production from 
   this field was started in 1984 and till May 31, 2014 total 
   753.538
           billion
           cubic feet or 
   54.32% percent of reserves has been recovered. 
           
           Total 9 (nine) wells have been drilled at 3 (three) nearby locations. 
   Of these wells, 2(two) wells are vertical while remaining seven 
   wells are of deviated type. After completion of all wells, maximum 
   210 million cubic feet of gas was produced daily from all wells of 
   this field in 1992. In May
           2014, average
    36.98 million cubic feet of gas is produced 
           daily from 5 producing wells of this field while production from 
           other 3 wells remain suspended due to water loading in the production 
           string. Produced gas is processed in 4 nos. Solid Desicant Silicagel 
           type gas process plants and supplied to the transmission pipeline of 
           Bakhrabad Gas System Ltd. (BGSL). Present condensate/gas ratio and 
           water/gas ratio of this field are 
   0.578 
           and 
   26.93 bbl/million cubic 
           feet respectively. Condensate produced at Bakhrabad & Meghna gas field 
           of BGFCL and condensate from Salda, Semutung & 
           Fenchuganj gas field of BAPEX and Bangura gas field of TULLOW are fractionated into MS (Petrol) and HSD 
           (Diesel) in the fractionation plant of this field. The products are 
           being sold to Meghna Petroleum Ltd. & Padma Oil Company Ltd.
           With a view to increase the sales line pressure of Bakhrabad gas 
           field,  M/S. Gas Services International(S) Pte Ltd., Singapore are operating & 
           maintaining Gas Booster compressors at Bakhrabad gas field on 
           rental basis under contract with BGFCL. Sales gas pressure has been 
           increased by the installed Booster Compressors.
BGFCL is a 
                Company of Bangladesh Oil, Gas & Mineral Corporation (Petrobangla) 
                under the Ministry of Power, Energy & Mineral Resources (MPEMR). 
                The Board of Directors comprising high officials from concerned 
                Ministries/ Directorates, Petrobangla, sister Companies under 
                Petrobangla and other organizations as nominated by the 
                Government is the highest decision making body. Managing 
                Director is the Chief Executive of the Company. Functions & 
                responsibilities bestowed on the Managing Director are carried 
                out through Eight divisions namely Operation, Planning & 
                Development, Technical Services, Maintenance, Administration, 
    Accounts & Finance, Compressor & Power Generation and Company 
    Secretariat 
                Division each headed by a General Manager. Each of the divisions 
                has number of departments which are the individual functional 
                units. Audit Department and the Dhaka Liaison Office are directly 
                responsible to the Managing Director.
Mr. Nurul Absar
MANAGING DIRECTOR (cc)
| Phone | : | 88 - 00851 - 53856 | 
| Fax | : | 88 - 00851 - 53856 (H.O.) 88 - 02 - 8753243-4 (Dhaka)  | 
       
| : | mdbgfcl@bttb.net.bd | |
| Website | : | www.bgfcl.org.bd | 
| Head Office | : | Birashar, Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh. | 
| Tel : PABX - 88-0851-58141, 58428, 59128 | ||
| Fax : 88-0851-59390, 58429, 58758 | ||
| Liaison Office | : |  
              
Petrocentre (14th floor) 
3, Kawranbazar C/A Dhaka-1215  | 
           
| Tel : 88-02-8189508 | ||
| Fax : 88-02-8189507 | ||
| : | info@bgfcl.org.bd |