Castrol India reported strong Q2 FY26 results with revenue up 25% YoY to INR 1,871 Cr, EBITDA up 41% to INR 494 Cr (26% margin), and PAT up 43% to INR 348 Cr.

Growth was broad-based across consumer, industrial, and institutional segments, driven by volume growth, pricing actions, and portfolio premiumization.

The company expanded its retail and service networks, introduced new synthetic products, and increased rural penetration.

Management expects commodity inflation to impact Q3 but is prepared with pricing and cost management.

An interim dividend of INR 6.25/share was declared.

The company maintains a cautiously optimistic outlook amid macroeconomic volatility.