Oil India Q2 Results Date: Profit Up 62%, Rs 7 Dividend

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The Oil India Q2 results date was Thursday, 12 November 2026, and the numbers are out: consolidated profit up 61.6% to Rs 2,309 crore, revenue up 29.9% to Rs 11,915 crore and an interim dividend of Rs 7 a share. This page keeps the date, the base and the refinery marks, and links to the full Oil India Q2 results FY27 analysis.

Updated: Thursday, 12 November 2026, 4:30 PM IST | Reading time: 21 min | Next update: when the exchange filing is read or the next quarterly results are out

Quick answer

The Oil India Q2 results date was Thursday, 12 November 2026. Consolidated profit was Rs 2,309 crore, up 61.6% from Rs 1,428.83 crore, on revenue of Rs 11,915 crore, per the Upstox live blog. The board declared a Rs 7 interim dividend, record date 20 November, per Investywise.

Latest update (Thursday, 12 November 2026, 4:30 PM IST): Oil India reported Q2 FY27 results on Thursday, 12 November 2026; the Upstox live blog carried the consolidated figures at 3:57 PM IST and Investywise the dividend notice at about 3:50 PM IST. I found no standalone figures, realisation, analyst consensus or post-result price, and I have not opened the exchange filing. The earlier preview marks are kept below so the result can be checked against them.

Key takeaways

  • Date: the board met on Thursday, 12 November 2026, as PSU Connect had reported; the first reports came at about 3:50 PM IST, after the market close.
  • Result: consolidated profit Rs 2,309 crore (+61.6%) and revenue Rs 11,915 crore (+29.86%); the revenue growth ties to the Rs 9,175 crore consolidated base.
  • Against Q1 FY27: profit was 42.7% below the Rs 4,026.83 crore of Q1 and revenue 7.5% below Rs 12,886.27 crore (my calculation).
  • Dividend: Rs 7 a share, double last year’s Rs 3.50; record date 20 November 2026, payment by 12 December (Investywise).
  • Standalone base: the Rs 1,044.02 crore Q2 FY26 standalone profit on this page has no Q2 FY27 standalone figure to set against it yet.
  • Still open: realisation, refinery profit, write-offs and the royalty note need the filing.

In plain words: Oil India finds and sells crude oil and natural gas in India, and owns most of Numaligarh Refinery. Its profit moves with the crude price it realises, how much it produces and what the refinery earns.

Data note: Figures are as of 12 November 2026, 4:30 PM IST. Q2 FY27 figures come from the Upstox live blog and Investywise; earlier figures from Business Standard, Millennium Post, Free Press Journal, PSUWatch, Sahi, FilingReader and Cofacto Research via CompoundingAI. I could not open the company filings, so figures are headline-level and some are from summaries. Derived numbers are my calculation.

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Oil India Q2 results date: the Q2 FY26 and Q1 FY27 base that the results of 12 November 2026 are measured against. Source: press reports, as of 12 November 2026, 4:30 PM IST.

What did the company report on the Oil India Q2 results date?

On the Oil India Q2 results date, 12 November 2026, the company reported consolidated profit of Rs 2,309 crore (+61.6%) and revenue of Rs 11,915 crore (+29.86%), and declared an interim dividend of Rs 7 a share, per the Upstox live blog and Investywise.

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Line Q2 FY27 reported Q2 FY26 base Q1 FY27 Outcome
Consolidated revenue (Rs crore) 11,915 About 9,175 12,886.27 +29.86% on the base; -7.5% on Q1
Consolidated net profit (Rs crore) 2,309 1,428.83 4,026.83 +61.6% on the base; -42.7% on Q1
Net margin on revenue 19.4% 15.6% 31.3% Above the base, below Q1
Standalone net profit (Rs crore) Not found 1,044.02 2,870.21 No comparison yet
Interim dividend a share Rs 7 Rs 3.50 None Doubled on the base
Record date 20 November 2026 21 November 2025 None Friday

Cite this table: Oil India Q2 FY27 against the preview marks, as of 12 November 2026, 4:30 PM IST, PositionalCalls; Q2 FY27 per Upstox live blog and Investywise.

The full line-by-line analysis, with the margin arithmetic, the first half and the dividend cash cost, is in Oil India Q2 results FY27. Here I keep the date, the base, the refinery marks and the dividend record that the preview raised. The preview asked whether the record Q1 FY27 profit would hold. Consolidated profit did not hold at that level: it was 42.7% below Q1, though 61.6% above the year-ago base (my calculation). The figures are as reported by news sources and I have not opened the exchange filing.

When was the Oil India Q2 results date and time?

The board met on Thursday, 12 November 2026 to approve standalone and consolidated results for the quarter and half-year ended 30 September 2026, as PSU Connect had reported on 27 October. The first reports appeared at about 3:50 PM IST, after the 3:30 PM close.

Investywise’s page metadata shows about 3:50 PM IST (10:20 UTC) and the Upstox live blog entry is stamped 3:57 PM. I did not find the exact filing time and could not open the exchange intimation, so the first trading session after the result would be Friday, 13 November (my reading). Companies must report within 45 days of the quarter-end, which made Saturday, 14 November the limit; the company reported on day 43 (my calculation). Last year the Q2 results came on 17 November 2025, so this year’s date was earlier.

Item What was reported Source and date Status
Board meeting 12 November 2026 PSU Connect, 27 Oct 2026 Held
Agenda Standalone and consolidated results; interim dividend PSU Connect Done
Results Consolidated profit Rs 2,309 crore; revenue Rs 11,915 crore Upstox live blog, 3:57 PM IST Reported
Dividend Rs 7 a share; record 20 November; payment by 12 December Investywise, about 3:50 PM IST Declared
Results time First reports about 3:50 PM IST Investywise metadata Filing time not found
Analyst consensus None found Searches Not available

Cite this table: Oil India Q2 results date status, as of 12 November 2026, 4:30 PM IST, PositionalCalls.

See the Q2 results hub for the other reporters, and ONGC and IOC for the other oil names.

What was the profit and revenue base Oil India had to beat in Q2 FY27?

The Q2 FY26 base was standalone revenue of Rs 5,456.64 crore and profit of Rs 1,044.02 crore, down 43.1%. Crude realisation was $68.19 a barrel against $79.33 a year earlier, and operating margin fell to 13.69% from 30.43%.

Rs 5,456.64 crQ2 FY26 standalone revenue, +4.01%
Rs 1,044.02 crQ2 FY26 standalone profit, -43.1%
Rs 1,317.59 crQ2 FY26 profit before tax, -42.85%
$68.19Q2 FY26 crude realisation a barrel
13.69%Q2 FY26 operating margin (Business Standard)
Rs 3.50Interim dividend a share, Nov 2025
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Q2 FY26 (quarter to 30 Sep 2025), standalone Figure Change Source
Revenue from operations Rs 5,456.64 crore +4.01% Business Standard
Profit after tax Rs 1,044.02 crore -43.1% (from Rs 1,834.07 crore) Business Standard
Profit before tax Rs 1,317.59 crore -42.85% (from Rs 2,305.36 crore) Business Standard
Operating margin 13.69% From 30.43% Business Standard
Crude realisation $68.19 a barrel -14.0% from $79.33 (my calculation) Millennium Post
Production, oil and gas 1.652 million tonnes of oil equivalent From 1.674 Millennium Post
Interim dividend Rs 3.50 a share Record date 21 Nov 2025 Business Standard

Cite this table: Oil India Q2 FY26 base, standalone, as reported; change in realisation by PositionalCalls.

Two sources disagree on the fall in realisation: Millennium Post gives 14%, FilingReader’s summary says 18.11%. $68.19 against $79.33 is 14.0% (my calculation), so I use 14%. Consolidated Q2 FY26 revenue was Rs 9,175 crore, against Rs 8,136 crore a year earlier (Millennium Post). FilingReader’s AI-written summary shows consolidated profit of Rs 1,640 crore; I could not check that against the filing, so treat it as unconfirmed.

What held down the Q2 FY26 profit

Q2 FY27 consolidated profit of Rs 2,309 crore was 61.6% above the consolidated base of Rs 1,428.83 crore, and consolidated revenue of Rs 11,915 crore was 29.86% above about Rs 9,175 crore (Upstox live blog). I found no standalone Q2 FY27 figure, so the standalone base above has no result to set against it here. Cofacto Research, via CompoundingAI, lists exploration write-offs of about Rs 1,423 crore in Q2 FY26, made up of about Rs 700 crore for Bangladesh and Gabon and Rs 723 crore for the Vijayapuram-2 well. Adding that to the Rs 1,317.59 crore profit before tax gives about Rs 2,740.6 crore (my calculation, before any tax effect), which shows how much the write-offs weighed. The write-off figure is a third-party summary and I did not check it against the filing.

What did Oil India report in Q1 FY27, the nearest mark?

In Q1 FY27 Oil India reported standalone profit of Rs 2,870.21 crore, its highest ever, on revenue of Rs 7,958.14 crore. Consolidated profit was Rs 4,026.83 crore, up 96.76%, on revenue of Rs 12,886.27 crore. Realisation was $98.73 a barrel.

Q1 FY27 (quarter to 30 June 2026) Figure Comparison Source
Standalone revenue Rs 7,958.14 crore Q2 FY26 base: Rs 5,456.64 crore Free Press Journal
Standalone profit Rs 2,870.21 crore Q1 FY26: Rs 813 crore (PSUWatch) Free Press Journal; PSUWatch
Consolidated revenue Rs 12,886.27 crore +47.28% from Rs 8,749.94 crore Free Press Journal
Consolidated profit Rs 4,026.83 crore +96.76% from Rs 2,046.51 crore Free Press Journal
Consolidated profit before tax Rs 5,322.17 crore +112.46% Free Press Journal
Consolidated EPS Rs 22.32 From Rs 11.66 Free Press Journal
Crude production 0.950 million tonnes From 0.853 (+11.4%, my calculation) PSUWatch
Crude realisation $98.73 a barrel Q2 FY26: $68.19 PSUWatch

Cite this table: Oil India Q1 FY27 as reported; growth calculations by PositionalCalls where marked.

Q1 FY27 standalone profit is 2.75 times the Q2 FY26 base (my calculation, Rs 2,870.21 crore against Rs 1,044.02 crore). PSUWatch calls the rise from Rs 813 crore a “2.5-fold” increase, but Rs 2,870 crore is 3.53 times Rs 813 crore (my calculation), so the wording and the figures differ; I use the figures. A Sahi summary compares Q1 with the previous quarter, Rs 2,870 crore against Rs 1,790 crore (converted from Rs 28.7 billion and Rs 17.9 billion).

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Numaligarh Refinery in Q1 FY27

Numaligarh Refinery Q1 FY27 Q2 FY26 Source
Profit after tax Rs 1,305 crore (+167%) Not found PSUWatch
Gross refining margin $35.95 a barrel $10.56 a barrel PSUWatch; FilingReader
Distillate yield 87.58% Not found PSUWatch
Revenue Not found Rs 6,442 crore FilingReader
Crude throughput Not found 753 thousand tonnes Millennium Post

Cite this table: Numaligarh Refinery, a material subsidiary of Oil India; summaries I could not check against filings.

Numaligarh contributed about 32% of Oil India’s Q1 FY27 consolidated profit (Rs 1,305 crore of Rs 4,026.83 crore, my calculation), a share that depends on a refinery margin that Cofacto calls far above the typical level of $7 to $8 a barrel.

Against these Q1 marks, Q2 FY27 consolidated revenue of Rs 11,915 crore was 7.5% lower than Rs 12,886.27 crore and consolidated profit of Rs 2,309 crore was 42.7% lower than Rs 4,026.83 crore (my calculation). The Q2 numbers for Numaligarh Refinery were not found, so the refinery share of profit cannot be updated.

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Did Oil India declare an interim dividend, and what is the record date?

The board declared an interim dividend of Rs 7 a share, with record date Friday, 20 November 2026 and payment on or before 12 December 2026, per Investywise. Last year it was Rs 3.50 with a record date of 21 November 2025 and payment by 14 December 2025.

Dividend Amount per share Record date Payment Source
Interim, FY26 (Nov 2025) Rs 3.50 (35%) 21 Nov 2025 By 14 Dec 2025 Business Standard
Interim, FY27 (declared 12 Nov 2026) Rs 7 (70% as stated) 20 Nov 2026 By 12 Dec 2026 Investywise

Cite this table: Oil India dividend history as reported; the Rs 7 figure is per Investywise and I did not open the filing.

The share price was Rs 172.30 on the BSE after last year’s Q2 results (Business Standard, 17 November 2025). I did not find a post-result close, so check the exchange for a current quote. On about 162.6 crore shares, a Rs 7 dividend is about Rs 1,138 crore, double the roughly Rs 569 crore of last year (my calculation). Dividends are taxed in the investor’s hands; see dividend tax in India.

What drives Oil India’s Q2 numbers: crude, gas, refinery and one-offs?

Four lines drive Oil India: the crude price it realises, production and gas volumes, the Numaligarh refinery margin and one-off items such as exploration write-offs or the GST-on-royalty disclosure. The Q2 FY27 reports I found give none of these lines, so the table below stays the checklist for the filing.

Driver Q2 FY26 Q1 FY27 What to read in the filing
Crude realisation $68.19 a barrel $98.73 a barrel Where Q2 landed against both
Crude production 0.848 million tonnes 0.950 million tonnes Whether Q1 output held
Gas price $6.78 per million BTU Capped nomination gas at $7.00 (Cofacto) Volume and price after the APM reset
Numaligarh margin $10.56 a barrel $35.95 a barrel Level versus the typical $7 to $8
One-offs About Rs 1,423 crore write-offs (Cofacto) None reported Write-offs and the royalty disclosure

Cite this table: Oil India driver checklist, PositionalCalls; figures from the sources above.

Cofacto Research says average imported crude was about $96 a barrel in Q2 FY27 against about $101 in Q1, and roughly 37% above a year earlier, and that about 30 wells were shut in on average because of evacuation limits. Oil India’s own Q1 realisation was $98.73. These are third-party figures that I could not check against Oil India’s filing.

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How did the Oil India result compare with the scenario tables?

The tables below are standalone illustrations, and the reported Rs 2,309 crore is consolidated, so it cannot be placed in them. Taken on its own base, consolidated profit was 61.6% above Rs 1,428.83 crore and 42.7% below Q1 FY27. The tables were arithmetic illustrations, not forecasts.

Standalone profit level, Rs crore Change vs Q2 FY26 base (1,044.02) Change vs Q1 FY27 (2,870.21)
1,500 +43.7% -47.7%
2,000 +91.6% -30.3%
2,500 +139.5% -12.9%
2,870.21 +174.9% 0.0%

Cite this table: Oil India Q2 FY27 profit arithmetic, my calculation. Levels are illustrations, not forecasts.

Crude realisation, $ a barrel Change vs Q2 FY26 ($68.19)
80 +17.3%
90 +32.0%
96 +40.8%
98.73 (Q1 FY27) +44.8%

Cite this table: Realisation arithmetic, my calculation; the Q2 FY27 realisation is not yet known.

What did the result answer? Oil India results-day decoder

On results day the reading order was: standalone profit against Rs 1,044.02 crore and Rs 2,870.21 crore, crude realisation against $68.19 and $98.73, consolidated profit, the refinery margin, then the dividend and the royalty note.

Order Line to read Mark to compare Why it comes first
1 Standalone profit Rs 1,044.02 crore; Rs 2,870.21 crore The headline
2 Crude realisation $68.19; $98.73 Main driver
3 Consolidated profit Rs 4,026.83 crore (Q1) Includes Numaligarh
4 Refinery margin $35.95 a barrel (Q1) Swing factor
5 Write-offs and royalty note About Rs 1,423 crore (Q2 FY26) One-offs
6 Dividend Rs 3.50 last year Cash returned

Cite this table: Oil India results-day reading order, PositionalCalls.

Decoder question Answer from the reports (12 Nov 2026) Status
Standalone profit against Rs 1,044.02 and Rs 2,870.21 crore? Not found Open
Crude realisation against $68.19 and $98.73? Not found Open
Consolidated profit against Rs 4,026.83 crore (Q1)? Rs 2,309 crore, -42.7% Below Q1
Consolidated profit against Rs 1,428.83 crore (year ago)? Rs 2,309 crore, +61.6% Above
Refinery margin against $35.95? Not found Open
Dividend against Rs 3.50? Rs 7, record 20 Nov Doubled

Cite this table: PositionalCalls, Oil India decoder answers, as of 12 November 2026, 4:30 PM IST; figures as reported, filing not opened.

Compare like with like: the Q2 FY26 profit above is standalone, so use the standalone lines, and use the consolidated lines against the consolidated marks.

How do I read the Oil India filing and avoid fake alerts?

To check the results, open the NSE or BSE announcement for Oil India, not a link in a message, and read the results table first. Treat any tip that asks for an OTP, payment or login as fake.

  1. Open the exchange announcement page for Oil India Limited.
  2. Read the unaudited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter ended 30 September 2026.
  3. Note revenue, profit and any exceptional items.
  4. Compare with Rs 1,044.02 crore and Rs 2,870.21 crore.
  5. Read the dividend decision and record date.
  6. Check the investor presentation for production and realisation.

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What do most people miss about the Oil India Q2 results date?

Around the Oil India Q2 results date, most readers see profit up 61.6% and miss that it was 42.7% below Q1 FY27, that the figure is consolidated, that the year-ago base was cut by write-offs and that no source gave realisation or standalone numbers.

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Below Q1Profit Rs 2,309 crore against Rs 4,026.83 crore; margin down 11.9 points (my calculation).
Low baseQ2 FY26 profit was depressed by about Rs 1,423 crore of write-offs.
Basis not confirmedThe live blog line does not say whether profit is attributable to owners.
Standalone missingNo standalone Q2 FY27 profit or revenue found.
Price drivers missingNo realisation, production or refinery margin found for Q2.
Not adviceScenarios are arithmetic, not forecasts or targets.

A last point on sources. Several figures here come from news summaries and an AI-written filing summary, and these can differ from the filing: the fall in realisation is 14% in one report and 18.11% in another, and a year-ago consolidated profit of about Rs 1,640 crore in one summary does not match the Rs 1,428.83 crore that ties to the reported 61.6%. Before using any number from the Oil India Q2 results date in a decision, open the exchange filing, check whether it is standalone or consolidated and note the date of the report. I list each source below so the comparison can be repeated, and the inputs for my own calculations are in the tables.

One more check on the Oil India Q2 results date numbers: the preview marks on this page are mostly standalone while the headline result is consolidated, so every percentage marked as my calculation uses like-for-like figures and can be rebuilt from the table inputs.

Crude oil and gas companies report in tonnes, barrels and cubic metres, so unit mix-ups are common. One million tonnes of crude is a different quantity from one million barrels, and gas is quoted per million British thermal units in price and in billion cubic metres in volume. When you compare a news summary with the filing, check the unit first, then the period and then whether the figure is standalone or consolidated. A wrong unit can make a correct number look like a mistake, and a consolidated figure set against a standalone base can make a normal quarter look extraordinary.

Another habit worth keeping is to write down the three or four numbers you care about before the filing appears, such as profit, realisation and the dividend, so you can read the result against your own checklist and not against the headline. Headlines tend to pick the largest percentage change, which for a company with a low base can look dramatic even when the rupee change is modest. The rupee figure and the base it is measured against tell the fuller story.

Analyst’s note. What stands out: profit grew 61.6% on revenue growth of 29.9%, so margin rose from a weak base (my reading). What is easy to miss: the quarter was far below Q1, so the half-year gain is front-loaded. What would change the view: a filing with standalone figures, write-offs or a different profit basis. Caution: the headline figures come from one live blog line and I did not open the filing. Reader action: read realisation, write-offs and the standalone profit first.

Bottom line

The Oil India Q2 results date was 12 November 2026. The company reported consolidated profit of Rs 2,309 crore (+61.6%), revenue of Rs 11,915 crore (+29.86%) and an interim dividend of Rs 7 a share, with profit 42.7% below Q1 FY27 and no standalone figure found. There is no target or call here. See the full Oil India Q2 results FY27 analysis and our energy coverage.

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Oil India Q2 results date: frequently asked questions

When was the Oil India Q2 results date?

The Oil India Q2 results date was Thursday, 12 November 2026, when the board met to approve results for the quarter and half-year ended 30 September 2026, per PSU Connect. The first reports appeared at about 3:50 PM IST, after the market close. I did not find the exact filing time; check the exchange announcement.

What was Oil India profit in Q2 FY27?

Consolidated net profit was Rs 2,309 crore against Rs 1,428.83 crore a year earlier, up 61.6%, on revenue of Rs 11,915 crore, up 29.86%, per the Upstox live blog. It was 42.7% below Q1 FY27. I did not find the standalone profit, so the Oil India Q2 results date standalone base of Rs 1,044.02 crore has no comparison.

How much dividend did Oil India declare on the results date?

The board declared an interim dividend of Rs 7 a share, with record date Friday, 20 November 2026 and payment on or before 12 December 2026, per Investywise. Last year it was Rs 3.50 with a 21 November 2025 record date. Check the exchange notice for the ex-date.

What was the Oil India profit base for Q2 FY27?

The Q2 FY26 standalone base was profit of Rs 1,044.02 crore, down 43.1%, on revenue of Rs 5,456.64 crore, with crude realisation of $68.19 a barrel. The consolidated base was profit of Rs 1,428.83 crore and revenue of about Rs 9,175 crore. Use like-for-like bases when you compare the Oil India Q2 results date numbers.

How did Q2 FY27 compare with Q1 FY27 for Oil India?

Consolidated profit of Rs 2,309 crore was 42.7% below Q1 FY27’s Rs 4,026.83 crore, and revenue of Rs 11,915 crore was 7.5% below Rs 12,886.27 crore, my calculation. Q1 had a record standalone profit of Rs 2,870.21 crore and a realisation of $98.73 a barrel. Q2 realisation was not found.

Why did Oil India profit rise in Q2 FY27?

The reports I read do not give a reason. The year-ago base was weak, with standalone profit down 43.1% after about Rs 1,423 crore of exploration write-offs, per Cofacto Research via CompoundingAI. Realisation, production and refinery profit for Q2 were not found, so I cannot attribute the rise.

Did Oil India beat Q2 estimates?

I found no analyst estimate or consensus for the quarter, so I cannot say whether it beat or missed one. Compare the result with the year-ago base of Rs 1,428.83 crore consolidated profit and with Q1 FY27, as the Oil India Q2 results date tables on this page do.

What was the Oil India share price after Q2 results?

I did not find a dated post-result price. The latest I found is Rs 172.30 on the BSE after last year’s Q2 results, per Business Standard on 17 November 2025. The result came after the 3:30 PM close, so the first reaction would be the next session, my reading. Check NSE or BSE.

Is the Oil India Q2 profit standalone or consolidated?

The Upstox figure of Rs 2,309 crore is consolidated. The board approved both standalone and consolidated results, but I could not find the standalone Q2 FY27 profit. A year earlier standalone profit was Rs 1,044.02 crore, so the two bases differ widely and should not be mixed.

Is this financial advice about Oil India?

No. This page is not investment advice, a target or a recommendation, and PositionalCalls is not SEBI-registered. It reports company figures and sources with dates, and labels my calculations. Read the exchange filing and consult a registered adviser before any decision.

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Disclosure: PositionalCalls.com is not a SEBI-registered research analyst or investment adviser. Investments in securities markets are subject to market risks. Read all related documents carefully before investing. Returns are never guaranteed. PositionalCalls is an independent research and education site founded by Shubham Chaudhary. Nothing here is a recommendation, target or investment advice. How I researched this: for the Oil India Q2 results date I read the Upstox live blog, Investywise, PSU Connect, Business Standard, Millennium Post, Free Press Journal, PSUWatch, Sahi, FilingReader and Cofacto via CompoundingAI, noted where sources differ, and marked every derived number as my calculation. I did not open any company filing or exchange document. Figures are as of 12 November 2026, 4:30 PM IST.

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