The current agreement among the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries to restrict oil supplies expires at the end of next March. But Yudhoyono said Indonesia, widely believed to be exceeding its quota of 1.187 million barrels-per-day, wanted a fair share of agreed production levels within the cartel. "We will study our (production) capacity and what we can achieve from a fair quota...we want as high as possible revenue with a fair quota," he said. "If our revenue improves...that is not a bad option," he said whenasked if Indonesia would seek a quota increase. Oil industry sources said Indonesia produced around 1.34 million bpd of crude in October and 150,000 bpd of condensate. Indonesia, which has been in a prolonged economic recession, still relies heavily on oil exports.