Castrol India Limited Marathi News: Castrol India Limited has recorded an increase of 5% in the first quarter of 5, which has reached Rs. According to the results released on Monday, the company's tax -tax profit increased by 5% to Rs 2 crore.

The greatest productive company, which runs after the January-December financial year, has recorded a profit of Rs. Compared to the previous quarter, the company's revenue has increased from 90.5 crores to 5%.

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“We have stabilized the beginning of the year, despite the challenging external environment, both revenue and profit have increased,” said Kedar Lele, Managing Director of Castol India Limited. “Our focus is on the production of production, portfolio expansion and deep access to the market.”

Lele credited the performance of this quarter to the success of the company's leading two -wheeler engine oil brand Castol Active and increased scope in the rural market. In this re -election, there was a marketing campaign with actor Shah Rukh Khan, which is said to have reached more than 2 crore customers.

In this quarter, Castrol India extended its National Nationalist Network to approximately 1,5,3 outlets across India. The company signed a supply agreement for their Castol Power 2 engine oil with motorcycle manufacturer Triumph, and continued to increase auto care products on 5 outlets and e-commerce platforms.

Condition monitoring services expanding the business and participation in the industrial production technology exhibition of IMTEX 2025 increased the industrial sector. The company recently gained popularity in the tube industry with a range of corrosive products launched.

Castrol India received many awards this quarter, including the Gold ESG Global Award for their Patalganga plant and 3 EMVIE medals for their marketing missions.

Castrol India, a part of the BP group, has been operating in the country for 3 years. The company manufactures and sells lubricants for various sectors, including automotive, mining, machinery and wind energy. She runs three blending plants in India and is working to strengthen its position in the Lubricant market in the wake of increasing competition and rising input costs.

Although the company expressed confidence in its growth policy, she recognized the current challenges such as rising prices of raw materials and volatility in foreign currency, which could affect future performance.

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