Patanjali's board is slated to meet later this month on April 21 to consider and approve the second interim dividend, the company said in an exchange filing on Monday, April 13.

The company asserts its commitment to governance and financial stability, stating it is not undergoing insolvency proceedings. Despite a recent 30% stock increase, it faces surveillance measures. The limited exposure of ₹370 crore pertains to a contingent obligation, not financial debt.

The earnings of OMCs in Q4 FY26 could be weaker on the back of higher retail fuel losses and a sharp rise in LPG under-recoveries, but partially offset by strong gross refining margins (GRMs).

On April 13, the Indian stock market fell nearly 1% as crude prices surged after failed US-Iran peace talks. The Nifty 50 settled at 23,842, while the Sensex dropped to 76,788. Despite sharp losses, indices recovered some declines, indicating support at lower levels.

A-1 shares hit the 5% upper circuit for the second day on April 13, following news that over 90% of its fleet is debt-free. The company plans to enhance its fleet and logistics operations to boost competitiveness and revenue, closing at ₹16.31 on the BSE.