NewKerala.com

Adani Total Gas Q4 Profit Rises 4%, Revenue Up 16% on Higher Volumes

Adani Total Gas reported a 4% rise in Q4 profit to Rs 156 crore, with revenue increasing 16% to Rs 1,696 crore on higher volumes. EBITDA grew 13% to Rs 310 crore, despite rising gas costs and global supply disruptions. The company expanded its infrastructure, with CNG stations reaching 705 and PNG connections crossing 1.1 million households. ATGL also scaled its e-mobility arm, with EV charging points exceeding 5,100 across India.

Key Points: Adani Total Gas Q4 Profit Up 4%, Revenue Rises 16%

  • Revenue up 16% to Rs 1,696 crore in Q4 FY26
  • PAT rises 4% to Rs 156 crore
  • EBITDA increases 13% to Rs 310 crore
  • Q4 volumes up 13% to 297 MMSCM
  • CNG network expands to 705 stations, PNG connections reach 1.1 million households
2 min read

Adani Total Gas Q4 profit rises 4%, revenue up 16% on higher volumes

Adani Total Gas Q4 profit rises 4% to Rs 156 crore, revenue up 16% to Rs 1,696 crore on higher volumes. EBITDA grows 13% amid rising gas costs.

"Despite geopolitical disruptions from West Asia, elevated LNG prices, and currency volatility, our nimble and diversified sourcing strategy ensured uninterrupted gas supply. - Suresh P Manglani"

Ahmedabad, April 27

Adani Total Gas Limited on Monday reported a 16 per cent year-on-year rise in revenue to Rs 1,696 crore in Q4 FY26, supported by higher volumes, even as the company navigated rising gas costs and global supply disruptions, according to a media release.

The company said its EBITDA for the quarter increased 13 per cent year-on-year to Rs 310 crore, while profit after tax (PAT) rose 4 per cent to Rs 156 crore.

Highlighting the operating environment, ATGL talked about diversified sourcing strategy to ensure uninterrupted gas supply amid geopolitical disruptions. "Despite geopolitical disruptions from West Asia, elevated LNG prices, and currency volatility, our nimble and diversified sourcing strategy ensured uninterrupted gas supply," said Suresh P Manglani, CEO and Executive Director, ATGL.

The company added that it continued to see strong demand growth, with Q4 volumes rising 13 per cent year-on-year to 297 MMSCM, driven by expansion in its CNG and PNG network.

On the cost front, ATGL noted that natural gas expenses increased 18 per cent during the quarter due to higher global prices and lower allocation of cheaper domestic gas. The company said it adopted "a calibrated approach in passing the higher gas cost to ensure volume growth does not get impacted."

For the full financial year FY26, the company reported revenue growth of 18 per cent to Rs 6,415 crore, while EBITDA rose 5 per cent to Rs 1,225 crore.

ATGL also continued to expand its infrastructure footprint during the year. The company said its CNG network expanded to 705 stations, while PNG connections reached nearly 1.1 million households.

In addition, its e-mobility arm scaled up operations, with EV charging points crossing 5,100 across the country, reflecting its push towards clean energy solutions.

"We continued to scale our clean energy infrastructure across CNG, PNG, and e-mobility... strengthening consumer confidence and ensuring operational excellence," Manglani added.

The company further said it strengthened its sustainability profile during the year, with improved ESG ratings placing it among the better-performing companies in its peer group.

ATGL said it remains aligned with India's long-term energy transition goals. "Aligned with India's vision to raise natural gas to 15 per cent of the energy mix by 2030, ATGL is well positioned to support the country's transition to a gas-based and cleaner energy economy," Manglani said.

- ANI

Share this article:

Reader Comments

K
Kavya N
Profit up 4% is decent but not spectacular given the revenue growth. The EV charging expansion to 5,100 points is a solid step towards green energy though. Let's see if they can maintain this momentum with rising LNG prices.
J
James A
Decent results but the cost pressure is concerning. 18% higher gas expenses will inevitably hit margins if global prices stay elevated. India needs to accelerate domestic production to reduce dependence on volatile international markets.
R
Rahul R
Happy to see PNG connections reaching 1.1 million households. My area got it last year and it's been a game-changer for cooking. Hope they keep expanding to tier-2 cities. Stop sitting only in metros!
A
Aditi M
Good to see ESG ratings improving. But I wish they were more transparent about passing costs to consumers. CNG prices have gone up in many cities. Arrey, volume growth is fine but people's pockets matter too.
M
Michael C
The 13% volume growth is impressive despite global disruptions. Diversified sourcing strategy seems to be paying off. India's target of 15% gas in energy mix by 2030 is ambitious but ATGL could be a key player if execution stays strong.
S
Sneha F
Nice numbers but PAT

We welcome thoughtful discussions from our readers. Please keep comments respectful and on-topic.

Leave a Comment

Minimum 50 characters 0/50