IOC's Remarkable Profit Surge: Unveiling the Hidden Factors
Indian Oil Corporation reported a significant increase in its net profit for the September quarter, driven by improved refining margins and operational efficiency. The company's standalone net profit rose to Rs 13,288 crore from Rs 180 crore the previous year, with a substantial rise in gross refining margins per barrel.
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Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOC), a state-owned enterprise, has announced a substantial increase in their net profit for the September quarter, driven by enhanced refining margins and enhanced operational efficiencies.
In the fiscal year's second quarter, IOC reported a standalone net profit of Rs 13,288 crore, a significant rise from Rs 180 crore in the same period last year, according to the company.
During Q2, the firm achieved a gross refining margin of USD 19.6 per barrel of processed crude oil—a stark contrast to USD 2.15 in Q1 and USD 1.59 in Q2 of the previous fiscal year—showcasing a strong performance in turning crude into fuels like petrol and diesel.
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