Indian Oil June Quarter Results: The government petroleum company Indian Oil Corporation increased the net profit of 93 percent annually on the consolidated basis in the April-June 2025 quarter. It was Rs 6813.71 crore. The profit was Rs 3528.49 crore a year ago. Consolidated revenue from the operations was Rs 221849.02 crore. This is about 1 percent more than the revenue 219864.34 crore rupees of the June 2024 quarter.
However, the results did not remain as per the expectations of analysts. The company told the stock markets that its expenditure in the June 2025 quarter was Rs 214830.24 crore, which was Rs 216125.54 crore a year ago. The government holds 51.50 percent stake in the company by the end of June 2025.
Marketing margin increased due to stability in domestic retail price
Indian Oil says that in the April-June 2025 quarter, the marketing margin increased by keeping the domestic retail price stable despite the falling price of petrol and diesel internationally. This led to an increase in profits. Profit increased at a time when the company faced challenges such as loss on existing stock, declining refining margin and non -payment of LPG subsidy.
In the June quarter, the company’s gross refining margin (GRM) was $ 2.15 per barrel, compared to $ 6.39 last year. The core GRM was recorded at $ 6.91 per barrel after adjusting the damage on the stock. In the June 2025 quarter, the company processed 1.86 million tonnes of crude oil and sold 2.49 million tonnes of petroleum products.
Indian oil Decline in share
Indian Oil shares decline on 14 August. The price on BSE broke up to 1.7 percent to Rs 140 in the day. The company’s market cap is Rs 1.98 lakh crore. The stock closed at Rs 140.15 when the business was closed. The face value of the stock is Rs 10. The price rose 19 percent in 6 months. The 52 -week high level of the stock on BSE is Rs 183.90, which was seen on 5 September 2024. The stock touched a 52 -week low of Rs 110.75 on 3 March 2025.