IOC Reports Surging Profits on Strong Refining Margins
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOC) reported a significant jump in net profit for the September quarter, driven by increased refining margins and operational efficiencies. The company's profits rose from Rs 180 crore to Rs 7,610 crore year-over-year, with improved crude processing and fuel sales contributing to the growth.
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Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOC) has announced impressive financial results for the September quarter, showcasing a substantial leap in net profit attributed primarily to enhanced refining margins and operational efficiencies.
The state-owned enterprise's standalone net profit surged to Rs 7,610 crore for the quarter, a sharp increase from Rs 180 crore recorded in the same period last year, as detailed by company chairman Arvinder Singh Sahney.
Among the factors driving the profit growth was an increase in crude oil processing by 5 percent, as well as a 6 percent rise in fuel sales. Additionally, the company experienced marginal inventory gains, contrasting with the significant inventory loss in the corresponding period of 2024.
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