State-run Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) reported on Tuesday that consolidated net profit rose 26% to 3,415 crore at No. 4 FY25, supported by strong operational performance combined with increased marketing margins. That net profit rise steadily increased by 34%.
HPCL’s integrated total revenue was slightly lower at Rs 1.19 trillion in the fourth FY25, compared with Rs 1.20 trillion in the third FY25 and 1.22 Larkcroix in the fourth quarter.
Its consolidated costs were Rs 1.15 trillion in the fourth quarter, Rs 1.16 lakh in the third quarter of FY25 and Rs 1.19 lakh in the fourth quarter.
HPCL Board recommended a final dividend of £10.50 per share.
In quarter 2015, HPCL total refinery margin (GRM) was $8.44 per barrel ($6.95 per barrel in the fourth quarter). The FY25’s GRMS was $5.74 per barrel ($9.08 per barrel).
HPCL said the Q4 FY25 has witnessed a very strong operational performance. The refinery recorded a record high quarterly throughput of 6.74 million tonnes (MT).
The Marketing segment recorded a 2.7% year-on-year growth in domestic sales volume, surpassing the industry’s growth by 2.4%. In a critical step, HPCL has started operations at the LNG regasification terminal in Chara, Gujarat.
Record performance
With the performance of the FY25, HPCL said it provided exceptional performance in achieving the highest ever refinery throughput of 25.27 MT.
The Visakh refinery was able to realize its full-body potential, post an expansion, and handle over 15 MT of crude oil. Similarly, the Mumbai Refinery processed a record high of 10 mt crude.
HPCL has also registered a record sales volume of 49.82 MT. This corresponded to a 5.5% growth in domestic market sales. HPCL has significantly surpassed the industry’s average growth rate of 4.2%.
Additionally, OMC also recorded the highest pipeline throughput of 26.90 mt during fiscal year 2025. In fiscal 2023, 14,508 crores were developed, focusing on strengthening the refinery and marketing infrastructure, including investments in subsidiaries and joint ventures.
“HPCL continues to be built on the strategic pillars of excellence, customer-centric marketing, energy transition initiatives and digital integration. The company continues to work to create long-term value for shareholders through intensive investments in infrastructure, diversification and sustainable practices.
The company is poised to leverage its robust infrastructure and market position to navigate the evolving energy landscape, HPCL added.
Released on May 6, 2025
