Gulf Oil Lubricants India Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2025.
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Gulf Oil Lubricants India reported healthy FY25 results with standalone revenue from operations of Rs 3,55,436 lakhs, up about 8% from Rs 3,28,410 lakhs in FY24. Standalone net profit rose around 18% to Rs 36,225 lakhs from Rs 30,810 lakhs, while consolidated net profit grew about 16% to Rs 35,739 lakhs. Standalone EPS for the year stood at Rs 73.57 (FY24: Rs 62.79). The board declared a final dividend of Rs 28 per share, taking total dividend for the year to Rs 48 per share (2400% on face value). Operating cash flow was strong at Rs 42,326 lakhs and cash balances grew to over Rs 1,02,000 lakhs, while borrowings rose sharply to Rs 41,339 lakhs from Rs 3,353 lakhs a year ago. Other income included a one-time gain of Rs 1,197 lakhs from sale of idle land in Silvassa.
Steady double-digit profit growth, robust cash generation, and a generous total dividend payout of Rs 48/share are positive for shareholders. The sharp rise in borrowings alongside still-healthy cash levels is worth monitoring but does not appear to strain the balance sheet given the strong operating cash flow and net cash position.