Hindustan Zinc stepped up silver production by 20 per cent at 173 tonne amid higher metal prices
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Hindustan Zinc has reported that its net profit more than doubled to ₹6,412 crore against ₹2,649 crore logged in the same period last year, on the back of better realisation.
Revenue was up at ₹14,582 crore (₹8,282 crore), while other operating revenue jumped to ₹511 crore (₹267 crore). Other operating revenue includes sale of scrap, export incentives and wind energy sales.
The EBITDA during the quarter almost doubled to ₹9,285 crore, supported by record mined metal production of 2.71 lakh tonne (2.64 lt), up 5 per cent year-on-year and refined metal production of 2.64 lakh tonne, up 7 per cent.
Silver production was up 20 per cent at 173 tonne amid higher metal prices.
Revenue from zinc and lead jumped 54 per cent and 35 per cent to ₹8,224 crore (₹5,354 crore) and ₹1,130 crore (₹840 crore). That of silver and other metals more than doubled to ₹4,111 crore (₹1,706 crore) and ₹1,628 crore (₹649 crore).
The company had healthy gross investments and cash of ₹17,439 crore. Total borrowings outstanding as on September 30, 2026, was ₹6,171 crore.
Amarendu Prakash, Chief Executive Officer, said the company remains focused on disciplined growth, AI-led innovation and advancing critical minerals portfolio to support India’s energy transition while delivering long-term stakeholder value.
Amit Gupta, Chief Financial Officer, said the company’s strong cash flow and robust balance sheet underscore the focus on financial discipline and productivity.
The company remains committed to investing in growth, maintaining financial resilience and creating long-term shareholder value, he added.
Published on October 19, 2026
