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Energy Minerals

How Energy Minerals sector is valued, where its profits sit and how widely its strength is spread across 28 listed companies.

28 companies · ₹29.67L cr combined market cap · prices to 9 Nov

Sector performanceall companies, weighted by market cap
3M−0.2%
1Y−8.2%
3Y p.a.+10.3%
Vol.18.6%
Max fall-45%
Valuation and qualitymedian company, change vs a year ago
Median P/E12.7x−2.6x
Aggregate P/E13.4x−2.5x
Median ROE13.0%+1.4 pp
Median ROCE18.0%+4.5 pp
Median D/E0.3x0.0x

Where Energy Minerals sits in the rotation

Twelve months of earnings momentum against price strength relative to the market.

Nov 2026Confirmed weaknessEarnings −3Price vs market −7.3 pp
StrengthPrice aheadEarnings aheadWeaknessEarnings momentum (0 = market median) →Relative price strength vs market, 6M (pp) →Energy Minerals · Dec 2025 · Confirmed strength · F 54 · RS +4.4 ppEnergy Minerals · Jan 2026 · Confirmed strength · F 54 · RS +4.5 ppEnergy Minerals · Feb 2026 · Confirmed strength · F 54 · RS +6.3 ppEnergy Minerals · Mar 2026 · Confirmed strength · F 54 · RS +12.7 ppEnergy Minerals · Apr 2026 · Confirmed strength · F 55 · RS +5 ppEnergy Minerals · May 2026 · Earnings ahead of price · F 54 · RS −5.7 ppEnergy Minerals · Jun 2026 · Earnings ahead of price · F 66 · RS −11.2 ppEnergy Minerals · Jul 2026 · Earnings ahead of price · F 66 · RS −10.2 ppEnergy Minerals · Aug 2026 · Earnings ahead of price · F 66 · RS −14.7 ppEnergy Minerals · Sep 2026 · Near centre · F 53 · RS −18 ppEnergy Minerals · Oct 2026 · Confirmed weakness · F 47 · RS −12.9 ppEnergy Minerals · Nov 2026 · Confirmed weakness · F 47 · RS −7.3 ppDec 2025Nov 2026StrengthPrice aheadEarnings aheadWeaknessEarnings momentum (0 = market median) →Price vs market (pp) →Energy Minerals · Dec 2025 · Confirmed strength · F 54 · RS +4.4 ppEnergy Minerals · Jan 2026 · Confirmed strength · F 54 · RS +4.5 ppEnergy Minerals · Feb 2026 · Confirmed strength · F 54 · RS +6.3 ppEnergy Minerals · Mar 2026 · Confirmed strength · F 54 · RS +12.7 ppEnergy Minerals · Apr 2026 · Confirmed strength · F 55 · RS +5 ppEnergy Minerals · May 2026 · Earnings ahead of price · F 54 · RS −5.7 ppEnergy Minerals · Jun 2026 · Earnings ahead of price · F 66 · RS −11.2 ppEnergy Minerals · Jul 2026 · Earnings ahead of price · F 66 · RS −10.2 ppEnergy Minerals · Aug 2026 · Earnings ahead of price · F 66 · RS −14.7 ppEnergy Minerals · Sep 2026 · Near centre · F 53 · RS −18 ppEnergy Minerals · Oct 2026 · Confirmed weakness · F 47 · RS −12.9 ppEnergy Minerals · Nov 2026 · Confirmed weakness · F 47 · RS −7.3 ppDec 2025Nov 2026
Dec 2025Nov 2026

Quadrant changes

  1. May 2026 moved into Earnings ahead of price
  2. Sep 2026 moved into Near centre
  3. Oct 2026 moved into Confirmed weakness

The four quadrants

  • Confirmed strength: earnings improving, share price beating the market
  • Price ahead of earnings: share price beating the market, earnings not improving
  • Earnings ahead of price: earnings improving, share price lagging the market
  • Confirmed weakness: earnings not improving, share price lagging the market

Earnings is the sector’s median fundamental score minus 50; price is the sector index’s 6-month return minus the market’s. Each dot is a month-end.

All sectors on the rotation map

Energy Minerals price index

Sector indexMarket-cap-weighted index of today's Energy Minerals companies, rebased to 100 on Jan '19.

221.8 index level · −7.6% over 12 months

200220240Nov 4Jan 16Apr 1Jun 17Aug 27Nov 9 200220240Nov 4May 12Nov 9

221.8 index level · +24.1% over 3 years

175200225250Nov '23Jun '24Jan '25Sep '25Apr '26Nov '26 175200225250Nov '23May '25Nov '26

221.8 index level · +126.7% since Jan '19

100200Jan '19Jul '20Feb '22Sep '23Apr '25Nov '26 100200Jan '19Dec '22Nov '26

ApnaFunda's market-cap-weighted index of today's Energy Minerals companies.

What drove the return

-10%sector index, 1 year (from end of Nov 2025)Lower P/E held it back

Earnings helped, the multiple did not.

  • Combined net profit grew 7%, but investors now pay less per rupee of profit (aggregate P/E 15.9x to 13.3x), which took back part of the gain.
Net profit growth: +6 pts. Points of the return explained by combined net profit growing (or shrinking).+6 ptsNet profit growthP/E change: −17 pts. Points of the return explained by the market paying a higher or lower aggregate P/E.−17 ptsP/E changeIssuance / other: 0 pts. Points the other two leave unexplained: new shares, buybacks and index weighting.0 ptsIssuance / otherShare price: −10%−10%Share priceNet profit growth: +6 pts. Points of the return explained by combined net profit growing (or shrinking).+6ProfitP/E change: −17 pts. Points of the return explained by the market paying a higher or lower aggregate P/E.−17P/EIssuance / other: 0 pts. Points the other two leave unexplained: new shares, buybacks and index weighting.0OtherShare price: −10%−10%Share price
Net profit growth+6 ptsCombined net profit grew 7%, which lifts the index.
P/E change-17 ptsThe aggregate P/E fell from 15.9x to 13.3x, which lowers the index.
Issuance / other0 ptsNew shares, buybacks and index weighting: what profit and P/E leave unexplained.

RELIANCE is 61% of this sector's market value, so it drives these totals.

+23%sector index, 3 years (from end of Nov 2023)Lower P/E held it back

Earnings helped, the multiple did not.

  • Combined net profit grew 45%, but investors now pay less per rupee of profit (aggregate P/E 15.3x to 13.3x), which took back part of the gain.
Net profit growth: +42 pts. Points of the return explained by combined net profit growing (or shrinking).+42 ptsNet profit growthP/E change: −15 pts. Points of the return explained by the market paying a higher or lower aggregate P/E.−15 ptsP/E changeIssuance / other: −3 pts. Points the other two leave unexplained: new shares, buybacks and index weighting.−3 ptsIssuance / otherShare price: +23%+23%Share priceNet profit growth: +42 pts. Points of the return explained by combined net profit growing (or shrinking).+42ProfitP/E change: −15 pts. Points of the return explained by the market paying a higher or lower aggregate P/E.−15P/EIssuance / other: −3 pts. Points the other two leave unexplained: new shares, buybacks and index weighting.−3OtherShare price: +23%+23%Share price
Net profit growth+42 ptsCombined net profit grew 45%, which lifts the index.
P/E change-15 ptsThe aggregate P/E fell from 15.3x to 13.3x, which lowers the index.
Issuance / other-3 ptsNew shares, buybacks and index weighting: what profit and P/E leave unexplained.

RELIANCE is 61% of this sector's market value, so it drives these totals.

+44%sector index, 5 years (from end of Nov 2021)Lower P/E held it back

Earnings helped, the multiple did not.

  • Combined net profit grew 66%, but investors now pay less per rupee of profit (aggregate P/E 14.4x to 13.3x), which took back part of the gain.
Net profit growth: +61 pts. Points of the return explained by combined net profit growing (or shrinking).+61 ptsNet profit growthP/E change: −9 pts. Points of the return explained by the market paying a higher or lower aggregate P/E.−9 ptsP/E changeIssuance / other: −8 pts. Points the other two leave unexplained: new shares, buybacks and index weighting.−8 ptsIssuance / otherShare price: +44%+44%Share priceNet profit growth: +61 pts. Points of the return explained by combined net profit growing (or shrinking).+61ProfitP/E change: −9 pts. Points of the return explained by the market paying a higher or lower aggregate P/E.−9P/EIssuance / other: −8 pts. Points the other two leave unexplained: new shares, buybacks and index weighting.−8OtherShare price: +44%+44%Share price
Net profit growth+61 ptsCombined net profit grew 66%, which lifts the index.
P/E change-9 ptsThe aggregate P/E fell from 14.4x to 13.3x, which lowers the index.
Issuance / other-8 ptsNew shares, buybacks and index weighting: what profit and P/E leave unexplained.

RELIANCE is 61% of this sector's market value, so it drives these totals.

What do "pts" mean?

"pts" are percentage points of the return. The parts add up to the total shown for each period. Because market value = P/E × net profit, higher profit and a higher P/E both push it up.

Example: if the sector rose 30%, profit growth accounts for +45 pts and a lower P/E for -15 pts, then 45 - 15 = 30. The +45 is not the profit growth rate itself: it is the part of the move that profit growth explains.

All terms explained in the glossary →

Only companies with positive profit at both ends are included, so figures can differ slightly from the headline.
Profit is trailing twelve months, with a 60 day reporting lag.

Valuation history

12.7xmedian P/E, Nov 202661st percentile since Jan 2019
Against its own history61st percentile
CheapestMedian 10.4xDearest

Usual range 7.1x to 18.8x since Jan 2019.

The sector today12.7x median
Middle half8.0x to 17.7x
Range since Jan 20193.9x to 20.7x
Aggregate P/E13.4x
2.8x12.4x22.0x31.6xJan '19Aug '20Mar '22Oct '23May '25Nov '262.8x12.4x22.0x31.6xJan '19Sep '21May '24Nov '26
Median P/EMiddle half of companies (25th to 75th percentile)Aggregate P/E
1.7xmedian P/B, Nov 202667th percentile since Jan 2019
Against its own history67th percentile
CheapestMedian 1.4xDearest

Usual range 0.9x to 2.2x since Jan 2019.

The sector today1.7x median
Middle half0.9x to 2.3x
Range since Jan 20190.4x to 2.7x
Aggregate P/B1.6x

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Median P/BMiddle half of companies (25th to 75th percentile)Aggregate P/B
1.3xmedian P/S, Nov 202659th percentile since Jan 2019
Against its own history59th percentile
CheapestMedian 1.2xDearest

Usual range 0.7x to 1.6x since Jan 2019.

The sector today1.3x median
Middle half0.4x to 1.9x
Range since Jan 20190.5x to 2.1x

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Median P/SMiddle half of companies (25th to 75th percentile)

Percentiles describe where today's median sits in the sector's own history.

How to read this

Each month, the line is the median multiple of the sector's companies with a positive multiple, and the band covers the middle half of them (25th to 75th percentile). At least 5 companies are needed for a month to be shown.

The aggregate divides the sector's total market cap by its total net profit (or book value), so it is weighted towards the largest companies. Constituents are today's listed companies, so companies that have since delisted are missing (survivorship bias).

All terms explained in the glossary →

Where the profits are

71%of sector profit from the top 3 earners, Nov 2026Down from 81% in Dec 2023
  • IOC's share rose 8.1 pts since Dec 2023, the largest change.
0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Mar '19Sep '21Mar '24Nov '26
RELIANCE INDUSTRIES 37%OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATIO 19%INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED 15%COAL INDIA LIMITED 13%BHARAT PETROLEUM CORPN LTD 7%OIL INDIA LIMITED 4%CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATION 2%Others 4%
0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Mar '19Sep '21Mar '24Nov '26
Oil Refining/Marketing 67%Integrated Oil 19%Coal 14%Oil & Gas Production 0%
How to read this

Each band is a company's share of the sum of positive net profit (TTM, reported with a 60-day lag), sampled quarterly. The seven largest earners today keep their own band throughout; the rest are grouped as Others.

All terms explained in the glossary →

Expectations and momentum

Growth the price implies8.5%/yr
Implied
8.5%
Delivered
11.9%

Company by company, the typical share price implies 5.7 pts a year less growth than the company delivered. Delivered is the typical company's growth over the last 10 years. Implied vs delivered →

Share of market earnings growth+1.2 pts
This sector
+1.2
Whole market
+56.4

Of the +56.4 pts growth in the market's combined reported earnings, 12 months to Nov '26. See Market Pulse

#16of 19 sectors on the Momentum rank, October 2026Best: #2 in April 2022
#19#13#7#1 Jan '20Jun '21Nov '22Apr '24Sep '25Oct '26
Jan '20: #19 of 19 sectors
Jul '20: #11 of 19 sectors
Jan '21: #19 of 19 sectors
Jul '21: #19 of 19 sectors
Jan '22: #17 of 19 sectors
Jul '22: #18 of 19 sectors
Jan '23: #9 of 19 sectors
Jul '23: #15 of 19 sectors
Jan '24: #5 of 19 sectors
Jul '24: #17 of 19 sectors
Jan '25: #16 of 19 sectors
Jul '25: #19 of 19 sectors
Jan '26: #8 of 19 sectors
Jul '26: #11 of 19 sectors
Oct '26: #16 of 19 sectors
#19#13#7#1 Jan '20Apr '22Jul '24Oct '26
Jan '20: #19 of 19 sectors
Jul '20: #11 of 19 sectors
Jan '21: #19 of 19 sectors
Jul '21: #19 of 19 sectors
Jan '22: #17 of 19 sectors
Jul '22: #18 of 19 sectors
Jan '23: #9 of 19 sectors
Jul '23: #15 of 19 sectors
Jan '24: #5 of 19 sectors
Jul '24: #17 of 19 sectors
Jan '25: #16 of 19 sectors
Jul '25: #19 of 19 sectors
Jan '26: #8 of 19 sectors
Jul '26: #11 of 19 sectors
Oct '26: #16 of 19 sectors

Higher on the chart is a better rank.
Sectors are ranked each month on price, earnings and FII/DII buying together.

How widespread is the strength?

The share of Energy Minerals companies doing well on each measure.
Above 50% means most companies are.

Above 200-day average
55%
share price above its 200-day average
20 of 28 companies with data · 9 Nov 2026
50%
Oct 2019Nov 2026
Improving ROCE
39%
ROCE up vs 12 months ago
18 of 28 companies with data · 22% worse
50%
Jan 2020Nov 2026
Rising FII holding
15%
FII holding up in the latest quarter
20 of 28 companies with data · 45% falling
50%
Mar 2024Nov 2026

Each chart runs from 0% (bottom) to 100% (top), monthly.
Hover or tap for a month's value.

How to read this

Companies below ₹500 cr market cap are left out. A ROCE or ROE change within ±1 pt, or an FII holding change within ±0.25 pt, counts as unchanged. Shareholding is reported quarterly, so the FII chart moves in steps and starts later, when shareholding history begins.

All terms explained in the glossary →

Broad or narrow?

-10%sector index, 12 monthsNarrow decline
  • 3 stocks accounted for 106% of the fall. 63% of companies beat the index.
Rose over 12 months38%Share of companies with a positive 12-month return.
Beat the sector index63%Share of companies whose return was above the index's.
Top 3 share of the move106%RELIANCE, BPCL, IOC.
Spread of returns25 ptsGap between the 25th and 75th percentile return; 10th percentile of its history.

Based on 24 companies' 12-month price returns, weighted by market cap 12 months ago.

How to read this

A year with an index move under 5% is called flat. Narrow means the top 3 contributors made up at least 60% of the move, or fewer than 35% of companies beat the index in a rising year. Broad means most companies moved with the index.

All terms explained in the glossary →

Leaders and laggards

The highest- and lowest-ranked of 21 Energy Minerals companies above ₹500 cr on each lens, as of 9 Nov 2026.

Highest-ranked

  1. 1CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATIONFII+DII +4.7 pts (12m)
  2. 2INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITEDFII+DII +0.8 pts (12m)
  3. 3MANGALORE REFINERY & PETROCHEMROCE +14.0 pts (12m)
  4. 4OIL INDIA LIMITEDFII+DII +0.8 pts (12m)
  5. 5OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATIOFII+DII +0.4 pts (12m)

Lowest-ranked

  1. 1TRUALT BIOENERGY LTDOp. margin +7.0 pts (12m)
  2. 2REFEX INDUSTRIES LIMITEDEPS growth +53% (12m)
  3. 3HINDUSTAN OIL EXPLORATION COFII+DII +0.1 pts (12m)
  4. 4IRM ENERGY LIMITEDOp. margin +9.0 pts (12m)
  5. 5RELIANCE INDUSTRIES3M price -0.2%

Lowest-ranked

  1. 1SOUTH WEST PINNACLE EXPL LTD3M price -30.7%
  2. 2TRUALT BIOENERGY LTD3M price -26.6%
  3. 3REFEX INDUSTRIES LIMITED3M price -22.6%
  4. 4VEDANTA OIL AND GAS LIMITED3M price -21.8%
  5. 5GUJARAT MINERAL DEVELOPMENT CO3M price -20.7%

Highest-ranked

  1. 1SOUTH WEST PINNACLE EXPL LTDROCE +7.0 pts (12m)
  2. 2CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATIONROCE +31.0 pts (12m)
  3. 3MANGALORE REFINERY & PETROCHEMROCE +14.0 pts (12m)
  4. 4IRM ENERGY LIMITEDOp. margin +9.0 pts (12m)
  5. 5OIL INDIA LIMITEDOp. margin +16.0 pts (12m)

Lowest-ranked

  1. 1HINDUSTAN OIL EXPLORATION COROCE -9.0 pts (12m)
  2. 2COAL INDIA LIMITEDEPS growth -6% (12m)
  3. 3RELIANCE INDUSTRIESROCE 0.0 pts (12m)
  4. 4HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPROCE +11.0 pts (12m)
  5. 5GULF OIL LUBRICANTS INDIA LTDROCE -1.0 pts (12m)

Highest-ranked

  1. 1CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATIONFII+DII +4.7 pts (12m)
  2. 2COAL INDIA LIMITEDFII+DII +1.8 pts (12m)
  3. 3GUJARAT MINERAL DEVELOPMENT COFII+DII +1.4 pts (12m)
  4. 4OIL INDIA LIMITEDFII+DII +0.8 pts (12m)
  5. 5INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITEDFII+DII +0.8 pts (12m)

Lowest-ranked

  1. 1IRM ENERGY LIMITEDFII+DII -4.0 pts (12m)
  2. 2CASTROL INDIA LIMITEDFII+DII -3.4 pts (12m)
  3. 3ANTELOPUS SELAN ENERGY LIMITEDFII+DII -2.8 pts (12m)
  4. 4ASIAN ENERGY SERVICES LTDFII+DII -0.9 pts (12m)
  5. 5REFEX INDUSTRIES LIMITEDFII+DII -0.7 pts (12m)

Rankings combine price (3-month change), earnings (12-month change in EPS growth, ROCE and operating margin) and FII/DII buying (12-month change in holding).

Who has been buying and selling?

  • Between Dec 2024 and Sep 2026, FIIs cut their holding from 15.2% to 13.8%, the largest change among the groups.

Holdings, Sep 2026

How each group changed

GroupDec 2024Sep 2026Change
Promoters53.3%53.8%+0.5 pts
FIIs15.2%13.8%-1.4 pts
DIIs18.5%19.8%+1.3 pts
Public and others13.0%12.6%-0.4 pts

Market-cap-weighted holding of Energy Minerals companies over the last 8 quarters.
Public and others is what the three groups leave.
See the Sep 2026 sector flows

How concentrated is it?

3equal-sized companies, in effectHighly concentrated

The sector's market value is split across 28 companies, but unevenly: as evenly as 3 equal-sized companies would split it.

Largest company60%RELIANCE's share of sector market value.
Top 379%Share of sector market value.
Top 590%Share of sector market value.
Top 3 earners71%Share of the sector's positive net profit.

Equal-sized equivalent, quarterly

0123 Feb '19Nov '20Aug '22May '24Feb '26Nov '26
Feb '19: like 3 equal-sized companies
Feb '20: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '21: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '22: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '23: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '24: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '25: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '26: like 3 equal-sized companies
Nov '26: like 3 equal-sized companies
0123 Feb '19Nov '21Aug '24Nov '26
Feb '19: like 3 equal-sized companies
Feb '20: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '21: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '22: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '23: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '24: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '25: like 2 equal-sized companies
Feb '26: like 3 equal-sized companies
Nov '26: like 3 equal-sized companies

Higher means market value is spread across more companies; lower means a few companies dominate.

How to read this

This is the effective number of companies: 1 divided by the sum of squared market-cap weights. A sector of 7 equal-sized companies scores 7. One giant among many small companies scores close to 1. Under 5 reads as highly concentrated, 5 to 15 as moderately concentrated, and over 15 as broad.

All terms explained in the glossary →

Industries within Energy Minerals

Each industry's slice of the sector's market value and of its profit.
A profit bar longer than the market-cap bar means the industry earns more than it is valued for.

Market cap81%
Profit67%
Median P/E
14.4x
Median ROCE
20.0%
12m return
-12.5%
Above 200-DMA
78%
Coal7 companies
Market cap10%
Profit14%
Median P/E
12.0x
Median ROCE
19.0%
12m return
+7.2%
Above 200-DMA
0%
Integrated Oil6 companies
Market cap10%
Profit19%
Median P/E
8.8x
Median ROCE
10.5%
12m return
-3.4%
Above 200-DMA
50%
Market cap0%
Profit0%
Median P/E
23.4x
Median ROCE
—
12m return
+59.3%
Above 200-DMA
—

Select an industry to filter the company list.
Industries with fewer than 3 companies are grouped as "Other industries". Both bars share one scale.

How to read this

12m return is the market-cap-weighted 12-month price return of the industry's constituents, with weights from 12 months ago. Mcap and profit shares are each industry's part of the sector total.

All terms explained in the glossary →

Companies

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CompanyIndustryMcapWeight12m returnP/EP/BROCEOPMD/EFII Δ 1yPromoter52w range
RELIANCE INDUSTRIESOil Refining/Marketing₹17.92L cr60.4%-16%Q224.0xQ42.0xQ310.0%Q115.0%Q30.5xQ3-2.0Q150.5%38%
OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATIOOil Refining/Marketing₹2.94L cr9.9%-2%Q36.8xQ10.8xQ114.0%Q28.0%Q20.5xQ3+0.9Q458.9%17%
COAL INDIA LIMITEDCoal₹2.47L cr8.3%+9%Q48.0xQ22.1xQ335.0%Q426.0%Q40.1xQ2+2.2Q461.1%35%
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITEDIntegrated Oil₹2.08L cr7.0%-6%Q36.2xQ10.9xQ219.0%Q31.5%Q10.6xQ4+1.6Q451.5%34%
BHARAT PETROLEUM CORPN LTDOil Refining/Marketing₹1.37L cr4.6%-9%Q28.0xQ21.4xQ226.0%Q4-2.7%Q10.5xQ4+1.4Q453.0%40%
HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPOil Refining/Marketing₹81972 cr2.8%-11%Q249.1xQ41.3xQ222.0%Q4-11.0%Q10.8xQ4+0.0Q354.9%47%
OIL INDIA LIMITEDIntegrated Oil₹71408 cr2.4%+6%Q38.6xQ21.2xQ212.0%Q246.0%Q40.7xQ4-0.9Q156.7%32%
MANGALORE REFINERY & PETROCHEMOil Refining/Marketing₹30923 cr1.0%+14%Q49.8xQ22.2xQ318.0%Q33.4%Q11.1xQ4+0.9Q388.6%55%
CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATIONOil Refining/Marketing₹21747 cr0.7%+66%Q45.2xQ12.0xQ335.0%Q46.0%Q20.2xQ2+6.2Q467.3%77%
CASTROL INDIA LIMITEDOil Refining/Marketing₹18824 cr0.6%+5%Q317.7xQ49.9xQ4—26.0%Q40.0xQ1-2.1Q151.0%66%
GUJARAT MINERAL DEVELOPMENT COCoal₹15195 cr0.5%-11%Q215.9xQ32.1xQ311.0%Q221.0%Q30.0xQ1+1.4Q474.0%22%
BHARAT COKING COAL LTDCoal₹14684 cr0.5%——2.5xQ44.0%Q1-1.8%Q10.4xQ3—90.0%16%
VEDANTA OIL AND GAS LIMITEDOil Refining/Marketing₹12165 cr0.4%——0.8xQ1—32.0%Q40.4xQ3—56.4%—
GULF OIL LUBRICANTS INDIA LTDOil Refining/Marketing₹5428 cr0.2%-5%Q314.4xQ33.5xQ426.0%Q412.0%Q30.4xQ3-0.7Q266.8%61%
REFEX INDUSTRIES LIMITEDCoal₹3152 cr0.1%-34%Q112.7xQ32.1xQ323.0%Q412.0%Q30.1xQ2-0.9Q156.6%22%
ANTELOPUS SELAN ENERGY LIMITEDOil & Gas Production₹3121 cr0.1%+124%Q423.4xQ44.8xQ420.0%Q370.0%Q40.0xQ1-3.5Q169.9%56%
TRUALT BIOENERGY LTDOil Refining/Marketing₹3009 cr0.1%-21%Q119.3xQ42.0xQ310.0%Q121.0%Q31.1xQ4—70.5%18%
HINDUSTAN OIL EXPLORATION COIntegrated Oil₹2062 cr0.1%+8%Q382.0xQ41.5xQ23.0%Q14.8%Q20.0xQ1+0.4Q3—46%
ASIAN ENERGY SERVICES LTDOil & Gas Production₹1955 cr0.1%+35%Q431.5xQ44.0xQ416.0%Q28.0%Q20.3xQ3-0.9Q156.1%50%
IRM ENERGY LIMITEDIntegrated Oil₹1077 cr0.0%-9%Q214.8xQ31.1xQ29.0%Q119.0%Q30.1xQ2-0.0Q250.7%48%
SOUTH WEST PINNACLE EXPL LTDCoal₹525 cr0.0%-24%Q112.0xQ22.6xQ420.0%Q324.2%Q40.4xQ3+0.7Q364.8%1%
GP PETROLEUMS LIMITEDOil Refining/Marketing₹321 cr0.0%+67%Q47.7xQ10.9xQ111.0%Q212.0%Q30.1xQ10.0Q237.0%80%
GUJARAT NATURAL RESOURCES LIMIIntegrated Oil₹181 cr0.0%—9.0xQ20.9xQ17.0%Q1202.0%Q40.1xQ1—1.9%—
RAJPUTANA BIODIESEL LIMITEDOil Refining/Marketing₹142 cr0.0%-23%Q115.7xQ32.8xQ422.0%Q4—0.6xQ4-0.5Q265.8%25%
AAKASH EXPLORATION SERV LTDOil & Gas Production₹81 cr0.0%-10%Q215.6xQ31.3xQ2—9.4%Q20.2xQ2+0.0Q366.5%19%
MOVING MEDIA ENTERTAINMENT LTDCoal₹68 cr0.0%-24%Q15.4xQ10.7xQ119.0%Q3—0.3xQ2—57.4%27%
SUNDREX OIL COMPANY LTDIntegrated Oil₹42 cr0.0%—7.9xQ10.9xQ122.0%Q4—0.3xQ2—72.0%17%
PNC Media and Entertainment LCoal₹26 cr0.0%-34%Q1—0.4xQ10.0%Q1-50.6%Q10.0xQ10.0Q259.7%15%

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Dots show a company's quartile within this sector (Q1 = lowest value in the sector, Q4 = highest) for the metrics that have one; hover for the percentile. This is a relative position within this sector only, not a quality score. A hollow dot means loss-making.

Lenders show ROE in place of ROCE and n/a for operating margin and debt/equity. Companies without their own page are listed unlinked. 12m return is the 12-month price change.

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Methodology and data notes

Methodology

Methodology and data notes

Energy Minerals sector page

This page describes historical and current data for companies ApnaFunda classifies in Energy Minerals. Percentiles, rankings, breadth and return breakdowns are descriptive statistics computed from reported financials (used 60 days after each period ends) and daily prices since Jan 2019. They are not forecasts or ratings. Sector figures include only currently listed companies (survivorship bias) and use ApnaFunda's own synthetic, non-investable sector index.

Medians, quartile bands and percentiles use companies with a positive multiple; at least 5 companies are needed for any sector statistic. Breadth excludes companies under ₹500 cr market cap. The return breakdown uses the identity market value = P/E × net profit over the companies present at both ends. Leaders and laggards are ranked on price (3-month change), fundamentals (12-month change in EPS growth, ROCE and operating margin) and flow (12-month FII+DII holding change). Chip colours only indicate which end of the sector range is higher or lower; they are not a quality score.

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