Hindustan Zinc reports that its second-quarter net profit increases to ₹6,412 crore, more than doubling year over year, with revenue also rising. NDTV says net profit is up 17% quarter over quarter to ₹6,412 crore, while Business Line attributes the improvement to higher output and better realisation.
Revenue during the quarter comes in around ₹14,582–₹15,093 crore across reports, with NDTV citing ₹15,093 crore and noting it is above the estimated ₹14,035 crore. Free Press Journal adds that the quarter’s performance is driven by higher metal prices, increased metal production, and stronger by-product realisation. It also reports an EBITDA margin of 62% and details production figures—271 kt mined metal and 264 kt refined metal.
Free Press Journal further provides cost and operational context, including improved zinc cost of production excluding royalty and higher renewable power use. Overall, outlets align on the key outcome—profit at ₹6,412 crore—and the factors of improved production and realisation, though they differ in the emphasis on year-over-year versus quarter-over-quarter changes and on exact revenue figures.