Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals (500109) Q4 04/05 earnings summary
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Q4 04/05 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY05 delivered record throughput, 122% capacity utilization, record turnover of Rs. 206,925.50 million and net profit of Rs. 8,797.58 million; accumulated losses were wiped out.
Maiden dividend proposed: Re. 1 per equity share (10%) and 0.01% on preference shares; total payout Rs. 1,752.62 million, excluding dividend tax of Rs. 245.81 million.
Financial highlights
Turnover rose 64% YoY to Rs. 206,925.50 million; net sales excluding excise were Rs. 185,083.35 million versus Rs. 113,906.44 million.
Profit before tax increased to Rs. 14,608.74 million from Rs. 5,745.04 million; net profit rose 91.5% to Rs. 8,797.58 million from Rs. 4,594.15 million.
Profit before interest, depreciation and tax was Rs. 20,991.63 million; interest and finance charges fell to Rs. 2,296.19 million from Rs. 3,734.17 million.
Exports reached Rs. 61,913 million, up 38% YoY; export benefits recognized in other income were Rs. 1,366.70 million versus Rs. 2,411.64 million.
Outlook and guidance
Plans target refining capacity expansion from 9.69 MMTPA to 15 MMTPA; feasibility work also considers capacity above 15 MMTPA.
FCCU, aromatic and olefin complexes are planned to increase value addition; the ISOM project for Euro IV petrol production was awarded for Rs. 2,670 million and was progressing on schedule.
Domestic product demand was expected to grow 4% annually, with surplus domestic refining capacity potentially absorbed within 3–4 years.
Energy conservation projects were expected to reduce fuel consumption by 25,000 MT annually, equivalent to estimated savings of Rs. 260 million per year.
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