Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HINDPETRO) Q4 04/05 earnings summary
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Q4 04/05 earnings summary
21 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY05 revenue rose 14.8% to Rs. 64,689.51 crore, while net profit fell 32.9% to Rs. 1,277.33 crore amid crude-product price mismatches and LPG/kerosene subsidy costs.
Refinery throughput, market sales and refining margins reached record levels; the year’s MOU performance received an Excellent rating.
Strategy centers on downstream capacity and infrastructure upgrades, risk management, rural and retail growth, and expansion into exploration, gas and other businesses.
Financial highlights
Sales turnover Rs. 64,689.51 crore vs Rs. 56,332.57 crore; gross profit Rs. 2,381.83 crore vs Rs. 3,642.66 crore.
PBT Rs. 1,640.60 crore vs Rs. 2,980.43 crore; PAT Rs. 1,277.33 crore vs Rs. 1,903.94 crore; EPS Rs. 37.69 vs Rs. 56.18.
Recommended dividend 150%, including 50% interim, vs 220% in FY04; dividend including distribution tax totals Rs. 580.15 crore.
Operating cash flow was Rs. 1,318 crore; capital expenditure was Rs. 1,322.63 crore and internal resources generated were Rs. 1,277.44 crore.
Outlook and guidance
Planned capex of about Rs. 11,000 crore over 3–4 years for refinery clean-fuel projects, pipelines, marketing upgrades, and E&P and gas initiatives.
Refinery debottlenecking and projects are intended to raise combined crude capacity from 13 MMT to 16.2 MMT; marketing pipeline projects are budgeted at Rs. 1,960 crore.
Crude prices were expected to remain high in the short and medium term; margins face pressure unless crude prices ease or product realizations improve.
LPG demand was forecast to grow at 8% CAGR, with rural demand growth projected at 17.5%; gas sourcing and distribution plans are being pursued.
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