IOCL 's reported a strong operating profit of Rs 147bn, as against just Rs 2.15bn in 4QFY20 and Rs 96.3bn in 3QFY21. Earnings while meaningfully above street expectations (Rs 91bn), missed our estimates (YES: Rs 172bn). Strength in earnings was driven primarily by strong refinery margin of USD 10.6/bbl.
Key highlights:
- 4QFY21 EBITDA/PAT at Rs 147bn (+164% YoY) and Rs 87.8bn (+166% Yoy). The base quarter last year was impacted by abnormal inventory write downs on account of sudden fall in crude oil and product prices.
- FY21 EBITDA/PAT clocked in at Rs 393bn (+116% YoY) and Rs 218.4bn (+133% YoY)
- GRM stood at USD 10.6/bbl, as compared to USD 2.2/bbl in previous quarter and USD (9.6)/bbl in same quarter last year. The strength in GRM is most likely driven by strong inventory gains (which IOCL has not disclosed separately).
- The refining throughput at 17.6mmt, stood QoQ marginally weaker, implying 102%utilisation.
- Total Domestic products sales at 19.4mmt, stood practically flat on YoY and QoQ basis.
- MS sales reported a growth of 8% YoY and HSD a growth of 2%YoY, however sales was down by 4% QoQ and 2% QoQ respectively, possibly on fewer days in the 4Q compared to 3Q.
- Gross marketing margins stood sequentially flat at~ INR 5590 per ton
IOCL would host a call at 2:30pm on 20th May 2021 to discuss 4Q & FY21 earnings.
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