Oil India Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Oil India reported weak standalone Q1 FY26 results, with revenue from operations falling about 14% year-on-year to Rs 5,012.45 crore from Rs 5,839.67 crore. Standalone profit after tax dropped nearly 45% to Rs 813.48 crore (from Rs 1,466.84 crore), and EPS fell to Rs 5.00 from Rs 9.02. Operating margin compressed sharply to 21.44% from 34.42% a year ago. The company took a Rs 307.43 crore impairment provision for exiting two Bangladesh blocks and added Rs 200.60 crore (including Rs 81.88 crore interest) to its ongoing provision for disputed service tax/GST on royalty, which has now accumulated to Rs 4,089.25 crore. Consolidated results were relatively better, with revenue at Rs 8,749.94 crore and PAT at Rs 2,046.51 crore, helped by a strong Rs 724.59 crore share of profit from associates and joint ventures. The board also appointed a new cost auditor and a secretarial auditor for a five-year term.
Standalone earnings have weakened meaningfully due to lower crude oil revenue and higher one-time provisions, which may pressure the stock in the short term. The growing disputed tax liability remains a key overhang, though consolidated earnings are cushioned by refinery and associate contributions.