Tamil Nadu Petroproducts Shares Jump 7.03% in Session as Second-Quarter Results Announced

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Shares of Tamil Nadu Petroproducts rose 7.03% on the Bombay Stock Exchange during the November 2 session, closing at 122.60 rupees as the company announced its second-quarter results, according to Bombay Stock Exchange data cited by Business Standard. The price gained 8.05 rupees during the session. On the National Stock Exchange of India, the stock stood at 122.20 rupees, up 6.40%. The two-session gains followed the results announcement, while LiveMint described the move as a 7% rise after the results were released. The market reaction in the following session was different, with the stock declining during trading on November 3.

LiveMint data updated on the morning of November 3 showed the stock down 4.02% on the Bombay Stock Exchange at 10:35 a.m., at 115.75 rupees, a decrease of 4.85 rupees. These figures put the following day’s decline against the November 2 session’s rise, which saw gains on both exchanges. Therefore, describing the move as a post-results jump does not reflect the stock’s course over both days of trading. The available information does not include an explanation for the stock’s decline on November 3.

Figures for the previous quarter, which ended in June 2026, show consolidated net profit of 80.11 crore rupees and sales of 777.92 crore rupees, according to Business Standard. Net profit had risen 127.26% at the time, while sales increased 68.08%, the same report said. The two figures therefore use different reporting bases, and neither alone describes the company’s full consolidated performance. Comparable year-on-year figures on a consistent basis that would allow a unified comparison with the previous quarter are not available here.

The stock recorded a wide range over the preceding twelve months, reaching a high of 146.80 rupees on September 8, 2026, and a low of 78.81 rupees on March 17, 2026, according to Business Standard data. These levels place the November 2 close of 122.60 rupees between the period’s peak and trough. Trading volume on the Bombay Stock Exchange during the November 2 session was also 53,849 shares, with a traded value of 0.66 crore rupees. This data comes in the context of the gains session that followed the second-quarter results, while the next session saw declines on both exchanges. The available information did not include later dates or company forecasts for upcoming results.