Why is this filing considered routine?

The results were already disclosed in a prior event. This filing is a mandatory confirmation of audited Q4 and FY26 financials, not a fresh announcement.

What was the headline financial performance?

FY26 revenue grew 22% and net profit surged 68% year-on-year. Q4 net profit specifically rose to ₹120.90 lakhs from ₹14.07 lakhs.

Does the filing explain what drove the profit growth?

No. The filing is a standard disclosure of audited results. It contains no management commentary, segment breakdown, or discussion of drivers.

Is the stock likely to react?

Unlikely. The market has already seen these numbers. For a nano-cap, any reaction depends on new information, which this filing does not contain.

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Inter State Oil's audited results are out. They were already out.

A routine filing confirms FY26 net profit rose 68% on a 22% revenue jump. The market saw these numbers months ago.

— 1 earlier story on Inter State Oil Carrier Ltd. →

INTSTOIL By Tipsheet Editorial 25 May 2026 · 7:20 PM IST Verify on BSE · NSE

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ROE5.92%

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68% Year-on-year net profit growth for FY26.

What's new

FY26 revenue grew 22% and net profit jumped 68% year-on-year.
Q4 net profit rose to ₹120.90 lakhs from ₹14.07 lakhs the prior year.
This is a mandatory audited-results filing; the numbers were already disclosed.

Why this matters

For a nano-cap, a 68% profit jump is significant. But the filing is a formality. It adds no new operational detail, guidance, or capital-allocation plans to explain the surge.

What we're watching

Whether the profit growth is operational or one-off.
Any future disclosure on sustaining the revenue pace.
Stock reaction to numbers the market has already priced.

The full read

Inter State Oil Carrier's audited FY26 results confirm what the market already knew: revenue rose 22% and net profit jumped 68%. The Q4 profit figure of ₹120.90 lakhs is a sharp recovery from ₹14.07 lakhs the year before. The numbers are strong for a nano-cap. But this filing is a regulatory formality, not news. It offers no breakdown of the drivers, no guidance, and no new capital allocation plans. The 68% profit growth is the real story. It is also an old story.

Questions answered

Why is this filing considered routine?: The results were already disclosed in a prior event. This filing is a mandatory confirmation of audited Q4 and FY26 financials, not a fresh announcement.
What was the headline financial performance?: FY26 revenue grew 22% and net profit surged 68% year-on-year. Q4 net profit specifically rose to ₹120.90 lakhs from ₹14.07 lakhs.
Does the filing explain what drove the profit growth?: No. The filing is a standard disclosure of audited results. It contains no management commentary, segment breakdown, or discussion of drivers.
Is the stock likely to react?: Unlikely. The market has already seen these numbers. For a nano-cap, any reaction depends on new information, which this filing does not contain.

Mentioned: Q4 FY26 · ₹120.90 lakhs Q4 net profit · 22% revenue growth

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25 May 2026 · 7:20 PM IST Inter State Oil's audited results are out. They were already out.
42d ago Inter State Oil's full-year profit jumps 68%, but Q4 did the heavy lifting