New Delhi, Oct. 8 -- New Delhi: Global energy giant BP Plc plans to invest $3-4 billion in India's oil and gas exploration & production (E&P) over the next three to four years, along with partners Reliance Industries and state-run ONGC, the company's India head said in an interview.

The move comes as BP looks to expand its footprint in India, where it has already invested $12 billion and partnered with Reliance on Jio-BP, a venture focused on fuel retail, EV charging and lubricants.

BP India chairman Kartikeya Dube said the company is also in talks with Oil India Ltd, another government-owned oil and gas major, for partnering in the E&P space.

"We collaborate with all companies in India," Dube said, adding that the company took a bet o...