HPCL Anticipates Higher LPG Under Recoveries in Q4 FY26

HPCL, a big company that sells cooking gas (LPG) in India, says it will lose more money in the last three months of the financial year 2026.

This is because the price of LPG is going up in the world market, but the company is not increasing the price for people in India.

The company has 55 factories and serves about 100 million people.

The government will give the company some money to help cover these losses.

HPCL expects to lose about ₹120 for each cooking gas cylinder if the prices keep going up.

The company has already received some money from the government to help with these losses.