India's state-owned Hindustan Petroleum reported Q1 2027 earnings Wednesday, showing total crude throughput of 6.52 million metric tons.
Sales, including exports, increased 0.6% year over year to 13.12 mmt, the company said.
The company's Visakh refinery processed 3.97 mmt of crude and operated at 106% of capacity for the quarter ended June 30.
The Mumbai refinery processed 2.55 mmt and operated at 108% of capacity, according to the company.
Combined motor spirit and high-speed diesel sales increased 8.1% over the year to 8.8 mmt.
Liquefied petroleum gas sales reached 1.729 mmt, while pipeline throughput totaled 6.61 mmt for the quarter.
Hindustan Petroleum advanced its refining expansion after HPCL Rajasthan Refinery declared commercial operations on June 22. The company also received in-principle approval for all-weather operations at the HPLNG Chhara terminal.
Hindustan Petroleum expanded its network to 25,160 retail outlets, 6,391 liquefied petroleum gas distributors and 54,586 piped natural gas connections.
Hindustan Petroleum continued to advance its energy transition strategy with 2,289 compressed natural gas stations, 5,806 electric vehicle charging stations and 23,928 solarized retail outlets.
The company also commissioned solar projects with a combined capacity of 16.9 megawatts at Jalgaon and Jhansi.