Castrol India’s shares reached a new peak of ₹276 on the NSE, surpassing the previous high of ₹272 set nearly a decade ago. The stock has climbed 114% over the last five years, demonstrating robust growth alongside consistent financial performance.
In the past year alone, Castrol India has seen a 105% increase in its stock value on the NSE, outpacing the NIFTY’s 25% gain during the same period. Over five years, its performance nearly matches the NIFTY’s 116% increase, underscoring its strong market presence.
Financially, Castrol India has shown significant growth, with revenues rising from ₹2,996.90 crore in 2020 to ₹5,074.61 crore in 2023. This consistent upward trajectory in revenue highlights the company’s solid operational performance.
Profit metrics have also seen a healthy rise, with net profit growing from ₹582.90 crore in 2020 to ₹864.13 crore in 2023. This steady increase in profitability reflects the company’s effective management and strong market strategies.
For the first quarter of 2024, Castrol India reported a revenue of ₹1,325 crore, up 2% from the previous year, with profits before tax marginally rising to ₹292 crore. Post-tax profits grew 7%, reaching ₹216 crore, demonstrating the company’s ongoing fiscal strength.
