Castrol India declares Rs 5.25 final dividend; FY25 total Rs 8.75 per share
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Board recommended final dividend of Rs 5.25 per share for FY25, taking total FY dividend to Rs 8.75 per share, down from Rs 13 in FY24 which had a Rs 4.50 special dividend. Record date 23 March 2026, payment by 27 April. Company posted record FY revenue of Rs 5,722 cr, up 7 percent YoY, with PAT at Rs 950 cr. Q4 PAT fell to Rs 245 cr from Rs 271 cr on a one-time labour code charge. Parent bp separately agreed to sell 65 percent of Castrol global lubricants to Stonepeak at about USD 10 billion enterprise value.
Total dividend lower YoY due to absence of special dividend, though core dividend slightly up. Record FY revenue signals business momentum.