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Adani Enterprises Limited — Q1 FY24

Adani Enterprises reported a strong Q1 FY24 with consolidated EBITDA up 47% YoY to INR 2,896 crore and PAT up 44% to INR 674 crore, driven by robust performance in the green hydrogen ecosystem (ANIL) and IRM business.

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Revenue ₹22,644 Cr
EBITDA ₹2,896 Cr +47%
PAT ₹677 Cr +44%
EBITDA Margin 11%
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Adani Enterprises reported a strong Q1 FY24 with consolidated EBITDA up 47% YoY to INR 2,896 crore and PAT up 44% to INR 674 crore, driven by robust performance in the green hydrogen ecosystem (ANIL) and IRM business. The green hydrogen business now contributes over 10% of EBITDA, while IRM volumes reached 17.8 MMT with EBITDA of INR 1,000 crore. Management maintained a bullish outlook, reiterating a total CapEx of $3.7 billion for FY24, with $1.1 billion allocated to airports and $300 million to green hydrogen. Key risks include regulatory delays in airport tariff revisions and potential margin compression in solar manufacturing as global prices decline.

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Quarter Snapshot

IRM Volume 17.8M metric tons
+11% YoY

Integrated Resource Management business volume for Q1 FY24.

Airport Passengers 21.3M
+27% YoY

Passenger numbers for the quarter, annualizing to 85 million.

Solar Module Export Volume 387 MW
+1936% YoY

Export volumes surged from 19 MW in Q1 FY23 to 387 MW.

Data Center Order Book 110 MW
N/A

Order book from hyperscalers, excluding operating capacity.

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Top guidance FY24 CapEx of $3.7 billion

Total capital expenditure for Adani Enterprises in FY24 is guided at $3.7 billion, with $1.1 billion for airports, $1.7 billion for roads, $300 mil...

Top risk Regulatory delay in airport tariff revision

The favorable TDSAT order for GMR may set a precedent for Mumbai Airport, but the regulatory process could take time, delaying tariff increases.

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