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BPCL This fall outcomes preview: Revenue could have dipped because of weakening margins

Bharat Petroleum Company (BPCL) is prone to report a greater set of numbers for This fall FY24 on a sequential foundation. Nonetheless, the oil advertising and marketing firm (OMC) could report a success on its income on a year-on-year (y-o-y) foundation because of weakening advertising and marketing margins and worth volatility, in keeping with analyts.

The ₹2 per litre minimize in retail costs of petrol and diesel, with impact from March 15, can be anticipated to influence earnings, albeit on a restricted scale.

BPCL’s gross refining margins (GRM) for April-December 2023 was $14.72 per barrel in opposition to $20.08 within the year-ago interval earlier than factoring the influence of particular further excise responsibility and highway and infrastructure cess. Market gross sales grew 0.86 per cent y-o-y reaching 12.92 mt in Q3 FY24.

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In FY23, it reported a median GRM of $20.24 per barrel (FY22: $9.66 per barrel) earlier than factoring the influence of the responsibility and cess. Its gross sales stood at 48.92 million tonnes.

BPCL’s inventory worth has superior 77 per cent over the previous one 12 months in comparison with HPCL (107 per cent) and Indian Oil Company (119 per cent).

Quantity development for BPCL is back-end loaded, pushed by the ₹50,000-crore petrochemicals undertaking that may start operations in FY28, Motilal Oswal Monetary Companies stated in an April 16 commentary.

In keeping with JM Monetary, the sturdy pricing energy of OPEC+ will proceed to help brent crude worth at round $80 per barrel, which is the fiscal break-even crude worth for Saudi Arabia. It is a candy spot for ONGC and Oil India.

“We consider OMCs’ risk-reward nonetheless seems unfavourable because it’s nonetheless discounting higher-than-historical GRM whereas ignoring threat to advertising and marketing margin on account of elevated oil worth,” it added in an April 19 report.

India’s largest OMC, Indian Oil Company (IOC), reported a y-o-y and q-o-q hit on its This fall FY24 web income on account of shrinking margins and better costs. Its common GRM for FY24 was $12.05 per barrel in opposition to $19.52 a year-ago. Core GRMs after offsetting stock loss/ achieve stood at $11.44 per barrel in FY24 in opposition to $20.14 in FY23.

At 12.23 pm, BPCL’s share worth dipped 1.58 per cent to ₹610.50 on the NSE on Thursday.



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