Q4 Results: Gulf Oil Lubricants India Posts Rs 85.59 crore Profit; PAT Declines 3.46%

Mumbai, May 28: Hinduja Group firm Gulf Oil Lubricants India reported a 3.46 per cent decline in the consolidated profit after tax (PAT) to Rs 85.59 crore for the March quarter. The company had recorded a consolidated PAT of Rs 92.80 crore in the last quarter of FY25.

Revenue from operations for the fourth quarter of the previous fiscal was up 10.76 per cent at Rs 1 055.26 crore from Rs 952.74 crore in the corresponding quarter a year earlier, Gulf Oil Lubricants said.

For FY26 consolidated PAT dropped 3.51 per cent to Rs 344.85 crore from Rs 357.39 crore in FY25. Revenue from operations was at Rs 4 057.04 crore in FY26 against Rs 3 631.16 crore in FY25, the company said on Wednesday.

“The quarter has been a strong one for us with all-time high quarterly volumes revenue and EBITDA supported by customer demand and business agility,” said Ravi Chawla, Managing Director CEO Gulf Oil Lubricants India.

Gulf Oil Lubricants – Stock Market Snapshot

On Wednesday the stock opened with a gap-down near ₹937–₹938 but saw an early dip toward ₹931, where buying support emerged. During the morning session, prices recovered and moved in a range of ₹935–₹940, facing resistance near ₹940–₹942. By late morning, the stock failed to sustain higher levels and slipped below ₹935, triggering a steady decline toward ₹926–₹928.

The second half of the session Gulf Oil Lubricants share price saw sideways movement with a bearish bias, largely trading between ₹928–₹932. A brief late-session spike took prices above ₹934, but gains were not sustained. The stock eventually closed near ₹930, indicating mild weakness.

Broad-based Growth Across All Key Segments

Lubricants volume for the quarter demonstrated significant momentum recording a growth of 14 per cent significantly outperforming industry growth by over 3x translating into similar 14 per cent growth in overall revenue reflecting the company’s continued focus on growth priorities across segments in lubricants and commitment to growing the mobility segment, he said.

Growth was broad-based across all key segments rising above and beyond with industry-leading performance, he said, adding that the Passenger Car Motor Oils (PCMO) and Commercial Vehicle Oils (CVO) delivered a double-digit growth while the Agri segment also registered robust double-digit growth.

“FY26 has been a year marked by sustained business momentum with double-digit lubricant volume growth for the full year and disciplined execution amid geopolitical headwinds. We closed the year on a high note as consolidated revenue for the year crossed Rs 4 000 crore,” Chawla said.