Castrol India’s quarterly profit rises 42.6% on retail and industrial demand
Castrol India posted ₹348 crore in quarterly profit after tax, as revenue rose about 25% to ₹1,871 crore. Growth was led by consumer, industrial and institutional lubricant volumes, with personal mobility brands outperforming the wider business.
Castrol India reported strong quarterly growth driven by consumer, industrial and institutional lubricant volumes. Personal mobility brands outpaced the wider business, while elevated base-oil costs, inflation and uneven monsoons remain demand risks for the second half.
Why this matters
The result extends Castrol India’s recent earnings momentum after signals on Q2 profit rising 43% on revenue and margins, and Q2 profit rising 44% quarter over quarter alongside a ₹6.25 interim dividend.
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