Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals (500109) Q4 03/04 earnings summary
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Q4 03/04 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Turnaround in FY04: net profit of Rs. 4,594.15 million versus a net loss of Rs. 4,118.06 million in FY03; first profitable year after becoming an ONGC subsidiary.
Refinery processed 10.046 MMT of crude, reaching 104% capacity utilization and surpassing its 9.69 MMT rated annual capacity for the first time.
Financial highlights
Turnover was Rs. 126,122.24 million, up 46.98% YoY; net profit after tax was Rs. 4,594.15 million versus a loss of Rs. 4,118.06 million.
Profit before tax was Rs. 5,745.04 million versus a loss of Rs. 6,527.73 million; interest and finance charges fell to Rs. 3,734.17 million from Rs. 5,670.73 million.
Other income included Rs. 2,556.85 million from early payment of deferred sales tax and Rs. 2,411.64 million in export duty-credit benefits.
Outlook and guidance
Domestic sales improved after oil marketing companies recognized the refinery’s 9.69 MMT rated capacity in the Industry Logistics Plan, supporting higher realizations.
Authorized to establish 500 retail outlets; the programme was being coordinated with ONGC’s network.
Rs. 4,500 million of the ONGC loan had been prepaid during April–July 2004; energy conservation proposals were expected to save 14,000 MT/year of LSHS equivalent.
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