BPCL Q4 FY25 profit fell 8.30% to Rs 4,391.83 crore as revenue dropped 3.91%. Final dividend of Rs 5 per share declared, pending AGM approval
During the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) achieved a net profit of Rs 4,391.83 crore, representing an 8.30 percent decrease from Rs 4,789.57 crore in the same period last year. Operational revenue at the state-run oil marketing company declined 3.91 percent to reach Rs 1,26,916.18 crore in the fourth quarter of FY25, while the figure stood at Rs 1,32,086.86 crore in Q4 FY24.
The company reported better results in the quarter, driven by higher sales volumes and wider refining and marketing margins, alongside enhanced operational performance. Gross refining margin (GRM) rose to $9.20 per barrel in the fourth quarter, up from $5.60 per barrel in Q3 FY25. The fourth-quarter standalone profit declined by 23.91 percent, settling at Rs 3,214.06 crore. During this quarter, the standalone revenue reached Rs 1,26,864.93 crore and EBITDA amounted to Rs 7,765 crore.
Full-Year Financial Highlights and Operational Performance
The FY25 financial year results from BPCL revealed a net profit of Rs 13,275.26 crore, compared to a profit of Rs 26,673.50 crore in the preceding year. BPCL delivered its best-ever fiscal year throughput results, combined with market sales volume performance in FY25, as the company processed 40.51 million metric tonnes (MMT) through its operations. This represents a 1.58% increase from the preceding year’s number of 39.93 MMT.
Market sales reached their historical high of 52.40 MMT during FY25, increasing by 2.66 percent from the preceding fiscal year’s figures. BPCL generated an increase in fourth-quarter throughput to hit 10.58 MMT compared to 10.36 MMT during Q4 of FY24. The period yielded a market sales growth of 1.82 percent, resulting in a total figure of 13.42 MMT, compared to 13.18 MMT.
Final Dividend Declared by BPCL Board
Board members of BPCL have proposed a final dividend of Rs 5 per equity share, totaling Rs 10, which requires shareholder approval before the Annual General Meeting. The dividend will be paid out 30 days from the AGM declaration date, per company information, and the record date announcement will follow. The organization highlighted its operational strength alongside ongoing growth in key metrics, despite challenges to margin performance and revenue during FY25. The company uses dividend payments as a way to demonstrate financial backing for shareholders throughout periods of revenue instability.
