Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Proceedings of Annual General Meeting held on August 22, 2025
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MRPL held its 37th AGM on August 22, 2025 via video conferencing, where 87 members representing over 155 crore shares participated. All 12 resolutions were passed, including adoption of FY25 audited financials, re-appointment of a director retiring by rotation, ratification of statutory and cost auditors, approval of a material related party transaction with Shell MRPL Aviation Fuels and Services for FY27, appointment of a new director, re-appointment of four independent directors, and amendment to the Memorandum of Association. The Chairman highlighted strong physical performance with crude throughput of 18.04 MMT (120% capacity utilization, a record for a single-location PSU refinery) and best-ever distillate yield of 81.93%. However, financials were weak with turnover of Rs 1,09,239 crore but profit after tax of just Rs 51 crore, as gross refining margin fell sharply to USD 4.45/bbl from USD 10.36/bbl in FY24. Key initiatives include a new marketing terminal in Bengaluru, a 20 KLPD Sustainable Aviation Fuel project (first PSU to commence), and a Net Zero target of 2038.
Mixed signals for shareholders: strong operational metrics (record throughput and yield) contrast with sharply lower profitability due to weak refining margins, which is the main downside. The Rs 51 crore PAT reflects significant pressure on bottom-line earnings despite top-line growth. Long-term positives include SAF expansion, retail network growth target of 1,000 outlets, and petrochemical diversification, but near-term stock sentiment may remain subdued given the margin collapse.