State-run oil companies HPCL and BPCL reported significant losses for the April-June quarter. This occurred as they sold petrol, diesel, and LPG below market rates. Elevated crude prices, driven by West Asia conflict, impacted their earnings. The oil ministry is now working on a compensation proposal for these companies. The companies' financial outlook depends on global oil price trajectory and potential government support.

The Oil Ministry is working on a proposal to compensate state-run oil marketing companies for losses incurred from selling fuel below market rates during the April–June quarter.…

Bharat Petroleum reports ₹3,962 crore loss due to high crude prices amid West Asia conflict, despite 23% revenue increase.

State-run oil companies HPCL and BPCL reported significant losses for the April-June quarter. This occurred as they sold petrol, diesel, and LPG below market rates. Elevated…

HPCL reports a net loss of ₹12,265 crore in Q1 FY27 due to rising crude prices amid the West Asia conflict.