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- Published at : 13 Aug 2025 12:51 PM
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Gross Revenue ₹1,63,108 crores 🔻 4%
PAT ₹11,554 crores 🔼 18%
Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. delivered a strong performance in Q1 FY26, supported by steady growth in crude oil production and higher realizations from new well gas. Standalone crude oil output rose 1.2% year-on-year, while gas from new wells generated ₹1,703 crore in revenue, benefitting from a premium over the domestic administered price mechanism (APM) rate. The company also made progress in expanding its resource base, announcing two offshore discoveries, Vajramani in the Mahuva Formation and a new pool discovery in the Mukta Formation, adding to its exploration success.
It also began supplying treated natural gas to the city gas distribution network in Tripura and commissioned major infrastructure such as its largest ASP plant for enhanced oil recovery in Ahmedabad and the first onshore multiphase pumping system at Kalol. Strategic moves included securing MoPNG approval to sell gas to Rajasthan’s power utility and signing an MoU with ONGC Videsh to strengthen marketing synergies.
Revenue from Operations ₹4,819 crores 🔼 11%
PAT ₹1,384 crores 🔻 4%
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. posted a 10.85% year-on-year increase in revenue for Q1 FY26, supported by operational progress across its divisions. However, profit after tax declined 3.71%, with the company noting that employee costs were higher due to the implementation of increased pension contributions for workmen from January 2025. Comparability with the previous year was also impacted by accounting adjustments related to pending recovery proceedings from earlier pay revisions.
The quarter included the financial effect of prior-year flood damage adjustments, with provisions revised after reassessment and insurance settlements, resulting in no such inventory remaining on the books. The company also continued to address challenges in certain joint ventures, implementing measures to sustain operations despite going concern uncertainties. Additionally, sales for some aircraft programmes were recognised provisionally pending final price approvals.
Revenue ₹2,309 crores 🔼 10%
PAT ₹233 crores 🔼 21%
Hindalco Industries Ltd. posted strong growth in Q1FY26, with double-digit gains in both domestic and export markets. Indian formulations rose on the back of steady branded sales, while exports saw robust momentum, particularly in APIs, which benefited from higher volumes and improved realizations.
Operational efficiency was evident in the expansion of standalone EBITDA margins, supported by higher export contribution and disciplined cost management. Consolidated profitability also improved, aided by better product mix and sustained demand across key markets, despite a marginal dip in consolidated EBITDA margin due to subsidiary performance.
Revenue ₹5,842 crores 🔼 15%
PAT ₹433 crores 🔼 42%
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd. posted a strong Q1 FY26. Healthcare Services saw higher margins from increased patient volumes and strong regional performance, while Apollo Health and Lifestyle and Apollo HealthCo delivered robust gains, supported by diagnostics growth, digital platform momentum, and store expansion.
The quarter saw the demerger of the omni-channel pharmacy and digital health business into Apollo Healthtech Ltd., and progress on an aggressive expansion plan, including adding 700 beds in Bengaluru and targeting over 4,300 new beds in the next few years. New AI-led healthcare programs, sustainability initiatives, and complex clinical procedures further strengthened Apollo’s position in preventive, precision, and advanced care.
Net Revenue ₹12,325 crores 🔻 10%
PAT ₹1,496 crores 🔼 12%
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. reported net revenue of ₹14,336 crore, down 9.2% year-on-year, with stable steel production at 2.09 MT and sales at 1.90 MT, supported by a higher share of flats and record value-added sales at 72%. The company commissioned key facilities at Angul, including a continuous galvanizing line, a twin-strand slab caster, and a new oxygen plant, while also securing the Roida–I iron ore mine and starting exploration at the Saradhapur Jalatap East coal block.
The strategic push toward high-margin products drove greater penetration in sectors such as power, shipbuilding, and infrastructure, alongside the launch of galvanized products under the “ZINKALUME” brand. With a strong pan-India network of 50 distributors, over 5,000 dealers, and new experience centres, the company reinforced its downstream reach and sectoral presence.
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