HPCL posts June qtr net loss

Hindustan Petroleum Corp,a state-run refiner,unveiled its Q1 results.

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• New Delhi | July 23, 2010 04:00 PM IST
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Hindustan Petroleum Corp,a state-run refiner,unveiled its Q1 results.

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(versus the same period a year earlier,in billion rupees unless stated)

Net profit/(loss)

(18.84) vs 6.49

Net sales

292.19 vs 241.97

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