India, May 30 -- India's energy sector has long grappled with the twin pressures of ageing domestic fields and volatile global crude prices. For a state-owned explorer heavily exposed to nomination pricing and offshore production complexities, maintaining earnings momentum through such cycles is rarely straightforward. The fourth quarter of FY26, however, offered a more encouraging picture - one driven not just by better realisations but by a visible shift in how the group's subsidiaries are performing.

Despite West Asia Disruptions, Can ONGC Continue its Strong Q4 Momentum? Oil and Natural Gas Corporation reported a consolidated net profit of Rs13,678 crore in Q4 FY26, a 53% jump over Rs8,965 crore in Q4 FY25. For the full year FY26, co...