Synopsis
Adani Enterprises Ltd achieved a significant 29% rise in consolidated EBITDA, reaching Rs 12,377 crore, for the first nine months of FY25, supported by strong performance from Adani New Industries and airports. Additionally, consolidated profit before tax increased by 21% to Rs 5,220 crore.Key Takeaways
- 29% increase in consolidated EBITDA to Rs 12,377 crore.
- 21% rise in consolidated PBT to Rs 5,220 crore.
- Revenue grew by 6% to Rs 72,763 crore.
- EBITDA from incubating businesses surged by 77%.
- Achievements in solar manufacturing and airport operations.
Ahmedabad, Jan 30 (NationPress) Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL) announced a remarkable 29 percent growth in consolidated EBITDA, reaching Rs 12,377 crore for the first three quarters of the current fiscal year (FY25). This surge is attributed to the ongoing robust operational performance from the Adani New Industries Ltd (ANIL) ecosystem and the airports sector.
In the same timeframe, consolidated profit before tax (PBT) saw a 21 percent increase, amounting to Rs 5,220 crore, as reported by the flagship entity of the Adani Group.
Revenue also experienced a 6 percent rise, totaling Rs 72,763 crore during the nine months of FY25, while EBITDA from incubating businesses soared by 77 percent to Rs 7,674 crore.
According to Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, "This outstanding performance over nine months highlights Adani Enterprises Ltd’s role as a leader in fostering transformative infrastructure and energy transition sectors."
He added, "The significant growth across our incubating businesses, spanning energy transition to logistics and other areas, showcases the vast potential of our core plus portfolio. These outcomes reflect our commitment to execution, operational excellence, innovation, and sustainability as we strive to establish new benchmarks across industries."
The results for the nine months illustrate the resilience and consistency of its incubating divisions, which have shown strong operational and financial results consistently.
Notably, growth in the emerging core infrastructure sectors, notably Adani New Industries (Green Hydrogen Ecosystem) and Adani Airports, indicates the extensive opportunities within these fields.
For the nine months concluding on December 31, 2024, AEL achieved its highest consolidated nine-month EBITDA at Rs 12,377 crore, with 62 percent of this coming from incubating businesses.
Gautam Adani stated, "With every milestone, AEL reinforces its dedication to generating long-term value for its stakeholders while aiding India's advancement and enhancing global competitiveness."
In the solar manufacturing segment of the ANIL ecosystem, module sales reached 3.3 GW during the nine-month period, bolstered by a 20 percent increase in exports and a 176 percent spike in domestic sales.
The company shared, "EBITDA margins are on the rise due to enhanced realization and operational efficiency through integrated cell and module production lines."
Additionally, Navi Mumbai Airport successfully completed its first commercial flight validation test, moving closer to operational status, while Mumbai Airport has become the first in India and the third globally to attain the prestigious Level 5 Accreditation from ACI for outstanding customer experience standards.
