Mumbai: Adani Total Gas (ATGL) reported strong Q4 and FY25 results, marking significant operational and infrastructure growth. With a 15 per cent increase in volume and expansions in CNG stations and PNG household connections, the company continued its focus on sustainability through initiatives like EV charging and organic manure sales. Despite challenges in gas pricing, ATGL maintained solid financial performance.
Key Operational & Financial Highlights
Volume Growth: Adani Total Gas (ATGL) witnessed a strong performance with a 13 per cent increase in volume for Q4FY25 and 15 per cent growth for FY25. This was driven by the expansion of CNG stations and PNG connections.
Infrastructure Expansion: ATGL increased its CNG stations to 647, adding 42 new stations in Q4 alone. PNG household connections reached 9.63 lakh, with 40,991 new homes added during the quarter.
EV Charging & Biomass Initiatives: ATGL also made strides in sustainability with 3,401 installed EV charging points across 26 states/UTs, and the launch of its organic fertilizer brand "Harit Amrit."
Financial Performance Overview
Revenue and Profit: For FY25, revenue from operations grew by 12 per cent, reaching INR 5,398 Cr. However, PAT for the year saw a slight decline of 1 per cent, totaling INR 648 Cr. For Q4, the company reported a PAT of INR 149 Cr.
EBITDA: The company's EBITDA for FY25 stood at INR 1,167 Cr, reflecting a modest 1 per cent growth despite higher gas costs. For Q4, EBITDA was INR 274 Cr, which was a decrease compared to last year.
Gas Allocation and Pricing: Due to a reduction in APM gas allocation, ATGL had to source natural gas from other avenues, including New Well Gas, leading to a 15 per cent increase in the cost of natural gas.
Sustainability and ESG Initiatives
Awards & Recognition: ATGL earned a significant improvement in its ESG score, reaching the 80th percentile in the DJSI rankings. The company was also recognized for its CSR activities and climate action efforts.
Water Conservation: The company has implemented rainwater harvesting systems at 25 of its sites.
