MRPL raises Russian crude share to 32% in Q2FY27
In short
MRPL said Russian crude made up about 32% of its crude mix in the second quarter of 2026-27. That was up from about 28% in Q1FY27.
This matters because changes in crude sourcing can affect refinery costs and supply choices. The reporting does not say why MRPL increased the share or what it means for profits.
What the reporting says
MRPL’s Russian barrels made up about 32% of its crude mix in the second quarter of 2026-27, up from roughly 28% in Q1FY27. The publisher summary presents this as a change in sourcing pattern. The reporting does not say why the mix shifted or what effect it had on MRPL’s costs, margins or output.
Why it matters
MRPL’s Russian crude share rose to about 32% of its crude mix in Q2FY27, compared with about 28% in Q1FY27. The summary indicates a higher reliance on Russian barrels but gives no reason for the shift. It also does not state the impact on refining margins, procurement costs or sales volumes.