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Castrol India Reports 43% Surge in Net Profit to ₹348 Crore in Q2CY26

Lubricant manufacturer posts Rs 1,871 Crore operational revenue.

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Castrol India Reports 43% Surge in Net Profit to ₹348 Crore in Q2CY26

Castrol India Limited reported a 43% year on year increase in net profit at Rs 348 Crore for the second quarter of Calendar Year 2026 that ended June 30, 2026, driven by volume growth and expansion in personal mobility power brands.

Revenue from operations grew 25% year on year to Rs 1,871 Crore, compared to Rs 1,497 Crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization rose 41% to Rs 494 Crore. For the first half ended June 30, 2026, operational revenue reached Rs 3,417 Crore, up 17% year on year, while net profit grew 24% to Rs 590 Crore.

Managing Director Saugata Basuray noted that the growth was supported by disciplined execution and supply chain agility despite ongoing raw material pricing volatility and supply disruptions. Chief Financial Officer Mrinalini Srinivasan added that the accelerated dividend payout reflects confidence in the company's cash flow generation during its operational transition.

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