Adani Enterprises posts 31 pc net profit growth at Rs 9,339 crore in FY26
Ahmedabad, April 30
Adani Enterprises Ltd, the flagship company of the Adani Group, on Thursday posted 31 per cent growth in net profit at Rs 9,339 crore in FY26, from Rs 7,112 crore in FY25.
Total income increased by 3 per cent to Rs 1,02,943 crore last fiscal, as EBITDA was maintained at Rs 16,464 crore.
With the close of fiscal 2026, AEL has transitioned to a core infrastructure-led model, with 80 per cent of its EBITDA coming from mature, long-term and contracted businesses, which significantly enhances earnings visibility.
"Adani Enterprises has delivered yet another year of disciplined execution, stable EBITDA and continued momentum across our core infrastructure and incubation platforms," said Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group.
"What is particularly encouraging is that the majority of the EBITDA is now led by our core infrastructure incubating businesses and stable mining services, reflecting the maturity and scale of our operating portfolio. FY26 has also been a year of decisive progress in building and making ready some of the large infra-assets of the Navi Mumbai International Airport, Guwahati Airport, and the Ganga Expressway," the Adani Group Chairman emphasised.
"As India's growth accelerates, we continue to focus on building and scaling globally competitive infrastructure businesses with our robust project pipeline," the billionaire industrialist said.
AEL's incubation journey has now firmly crossed milestones of initial capex-heavy and stabilisation phases, with EBITDA-mix shifting towards stability, thus positioning the company for sustained cash generation and future value unlock.
In Q4 FY26, Adani Group-led India's largest greenfield Ganga Expressway was inaugurated on April 29, after being completed in a record time of less than 3.5 years.
Adani Wind under Adani New Industries Ltd (ANIL) is the only Indian company to feature in the 'Bloomberg NEF Global Top 15 wind turbine manufacturers list'.
Also, domestic solar module sales surged 95 per cent to 1,459 MW during the quarter on a YoY basis.
According to the company, AdaniConnex handed over a phase-II capacity of 4.8 MW data centre at Hyderabad to the customer, taking operational capacity to more than 55 MW.
— IANS
Reader Comments
The shift to 80% EBITDA from contracted businesses is smart. It reduces risk from market volatility. But I hope the jobs created in these projects actually benefit local workers in villages near those expressways. Profit alone shouldn't be the measure.
95% solar module sales growth is huge! India needs to ramp up manufacturing under Aatmanirbhar Bharat. Adani Wind being in global top 15 is a welcome sign for our renewable energy ambitions. Chaar sau paar, companies like these will take us to 500 GW target. 🏭
While numbers look good, we must remember Adani Group is heavily leveraged. Net profit up 31% is nice, but debt levels also matter. I hope D-Street analysts look beyond the headline. Also, transparency in these large infra projects is crucial for public trust.
Impressive execution on the Ganga Expressway – completing it in less than 3.5 years is world-class. The data centre capacity growth also shows Adani is tapping into the digital backbone of India. This is the kind of infrastructure story that attracts foreign investors.
I want to see how much of this profit translates into better airport experience for common people. Navi Mumbai and Guwahati airport expansion should improve facilities. Profits are fine, but user experience matters for the 140 crore Indians who travel. ✈️
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