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ONGC net profit seen falling 3.8%, stock down

The bonds received strong demand from institutional investors and high net-worth individuals, with total subscriptions reaching 2.5 times more than the issue size of Rs10,000 crore.

Sony Corp. President and Chief Executive Officer to be Kazuo Hirai, left, listens to current CEO Howard Stringer
Sony Corp. President and Chief Executive Officer to be Kazuo Hirai, left, listens to current CEO Howard Stringer

Shares of state-owned energy major Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) traded with over 1% losses on the Bombay Stock Exchange in an up market today. The company will report its third quarter earnings later today.



According to a brokers' poll conducted by NDTV Profit, net sales are likely to rise 14% (year-on-year) at Rs 21,200 crore against Rs 18,586.41 crore. However, profit after tax (PAT) might fall 3.8% (YoY) to Rs 6,810 crore against Rs 7,083.23 crore on account of higher subsidy burden.



The government said that upstream companies will have to share 37.91% of the entire subsidy burden earlier this week. Accordingly, ONGC will have to contribute Rs 12,536 crore in Q3 as subsidy burden.



Gross realization is seen at $112.5 per barrel against $89.1 per barrel (YoY).