News for Hindustan Zinc Limited (HINDZINC.NS)

UDAIPUR, India, July 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- India-based Hindustan Zinc Limited, a Vedanta Group company and the world's largest integrated zinc producer, announced its financial results for the first quarter ended 30th June 2025 on 18th July 2025. The company registered its highest ever first quarter mined metal production of 265 KT. Also, the company clocked record quarterly alloy production from subsidiary Hindustan Zinc Alloys (HZAPL), taking overall share of value-added products to c.24%. The company registered the lowest ever first quarter zinc cost of production (COP)^ at US$ 1,010/MT, better 9% YoY. The company delivered a profit, beating estimates to US$ 261 million with an industry leading EBITDA margin of c.50%. Hindustan Zinc, amongst the top five silver producers globally, has witnessed continued significant contribution from the silver segment to profitability at c.41%.

Hindustan Zinc posted its highest-ever Q1 mined metal production at 265 KT, up 1% YoY, though down 15% QoQ due to routine mine prep. Refined metal and silver output declined due to maintenance and lower ore quality. Subsidiary HZL Alloys hit record production, while wind power generation surged 113% QoQ, aided by seasonal patterns.

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