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Bharat Petroleum BPCL

State refiner that is both a buyer and a producer: its JV with Sembcorp won Numaligarh Refinery's green hydrogen tender

Mapped in 1 theme: Green Hydrogen Mission.

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Where Bharat Petroleum sits in the supply chain

Bharat Petroleum appears in 1 supply-chain layer in one theme, Green Hydrogen Mission.

Green Hydrogen Mission › Refineries & city gas

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Revenue and profit

₹ CrFY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
Revenue3,46,7914,73,1874,48,0834,40,2724,55,228
Net profit11,6822,13126,85913,33725,843

Latest-year revenue ₹4.55L Cr (FY26, company-wide).

Note: Hydrogen is a small new business.

Strengths

  • JV NeuEN Green Energy (with Sembcorp) won Numaligarh's 10,000-tonne-a-year tender at a record-low ₹279/kg (Feb 2026), targeting 2028
  • Only winner of SIGHT Tranche I's biomass bucket (2,000 tonnes a year, Jan 2024)
  • Refinery Mode 2B allocation for its own plants

Risks

  • Thin returns at ₹279/kg if costs overrun
  • Green hydrogen is immaterial to refining and marketing earnings
  • Execution in Assam (land, power)

Common questions

What does Bharat Petroleum do?

State refiner that is both a buyer and a producer: its JV with Sembcorp won Numaligarh Refinery's green hydrogen tender.

Where does Bharat Petroleum sit in the supply chain?

Bharat Petroleum (NSE: BPCL) is mapped in 1 supply-chain layer: Refineries & city gas (Green Hydrogen Mission).

Who are Bharat Petroleum's peers?

In the Refineries & city gas layer of Green Hydrogen Mission: Indian Oil Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum, Reliance Industries, GAIL (India) and Numaligarh Refinery (not NSE-listed).

What is Bharat Petroleum's market cap and valuation?

As of 6 Nov 2026: market cap ₹1.39L Cr, P/E 9.9x, ROCE 25.6%, ROE 28.8%, dividend yield 5.47%.