Shares of Indian Oil Corporation closed at Rs 143.94 on Tuesday, May 27, rising 1.10% amid continued brokerage optimism on state-run oil marketing companies despite volatility in global crude oil prices.
Brokerages remain constructive on IOC due to expectations of improving refining margins, stable fuel demand growth and potential recovery in marketing profitability in the coming quarters.
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Analysts believe Indian Oil Corporation is well placed to benefit from stronger refining throughput, resilient domestic fuel consumption and ongoing expansion across petrochemicals and pipeline infrastructure.
Brokerages have highlighted that improving gross refining margins and inventory gains could support earnings momentum if crude oil prices remain elevated. Analysts are also monitoring developments around fuel pricing policies and marketing margins.
Indian Oil shares ended May 27 at Rs 143.94. The stock traded in the green for most of the session amid renewed buying interest in oil marketing companies.
The stock has a 52 week high of Rs 196.80 and a 52 week low of Rs 110.72. Indian Oil Corporation currently has a market capitalisation of over Rs 2 lakh crore.
The broader oil marketing space remains in focus as rising geopolitical tensions and higher crude oil prices continue to influence investor sentiment across the energy sector.
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