HPCL’s Performance Analyzed – Key Results for Q3 FY26
Key Points
- HPCL’s profit soared 34.72% to Rs 4,072.49 crore.
- Total income grew 5.23% to Rs 1,15,740.02 crore.
- Refining profits jumped significantly, boosting overall results.
- Sales increased by 3.7% to 13.34 MMT, driven by product growth.
- Investments focused on expanding retail and city gas networks.
- The company commissioned 321 new retail outlets and 6,389 LPG distributors.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) had a very good quarter. Their profits went up a lot – 34.72% more than last year. This means they made Rs 4,072.49 crore in profit during the third quarter of the financial year 26 (Q3 FY26), compared to Rs 3,022.90 crore in Q3 FY25.
The company also sold more products. Their total sales, without considering taxes, increased by 5.23% to reach Rs 1,15,740.02 crore. This shows they’re selling a lot more petrol, diesel, and other fuels.
Before taxes, HPCL made a good profit of Rs 5,412.68 crore, which is 34.96% higher than the same time last year. They did this by refining crude oil really well, meaning they were making a lot of money from turning raw oil into useful products.
HPCL’s refineries were busy too! They processed 6.38 million metric tonnes of crude oil, which is a little more than they did the year before (6.47 MMT). This shows they’re keeping up with the demand for fuel.
Sales of petrol and diesel went up 2.6% to 8.07 MMT, and sales of LPG – used for cooking – increased by 8.9% to 2.52 MMT. These are important numbers because they show how much fuel people are buying.
HPCL is also working to grow their business. They built a lot of new gas stations (321) and added more people who sell LPG (6,389). They’re also expanding their city gas networks – building pipes to deliver natural gas to homes.
They spent Rs 4,976 crore on improving their operations, including building new refineries and gas stations. This shows they’re investing in the future to make sure they can keep providing fuel for everyone.
As a final note, HPCL’s share price was at Rs 428.45 on the BSE, a small decrease of 0.12%.
“HPCL’s strong performance highlights their strategic investments and growing market presence.”
