HPCL declares Rs 5 interim dividend; record date Nov 6, 2025

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AI summary

HPCL declared an interim dividend of Rs 5 per share (50% of face value) for FY 2025-26. Record date is November 6, 2025; payment due by November 27, 2025. Standalone quarterly profit rose to Rs 3,830 crore from Rs 631 crore a year ago; half-year profit was Rs 8,201 crore. Refining margin was USD 5.95 per barrel versus USD 4.03. LPG compensation of Rs 7,920 crore is payable in 12 instalments.

Likely market impact

Eligible shareholders get Rs 5 per share by November 27, 2025; strong profit growth supports sentiment, though dividend tax reduces the net payout.