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ADANIPORTS Infrastructure 20 Jul 2023

Adaniports Ltd — Q1 FY24

Adani Ports delivered its strongest ever quarterly performance in Q1 FY24, with record revenue of INR 6,248 crore (+24% YoY), EBITDA of INR 3,765 crore (+80% YoY), and PAT of INR 2,119 crore (+80% YoY).

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Revenue ₹6,248 Cr +24%
EBITDA ₹3,765 Cr +80%
PAT ₹2,119 Cr +80%
EBITDA Margin 72% +150bps
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Adani Ports delivered its strongest ever quarterly performance in Q1 FY24, with record revenue of INR 6,248 crore (+24% YoY), EBITDA of INR 3,765 crore (+80% YoY), and PAT of INR 2,119 crore (+80% YoY). Cargo throughput hit 101.4 MMT (+12% YoY), driving market share gains of 200 bps to 26%. The port EBITDA margin expanded 150 bps to 72%, aided by operating leverage and cost controls. Logistics rail volumes grew 18% YoY, with 20-25% growth expected to continue. Management maintained FY24 cargo guidance of 370-390 MMT despite a strong Q1, citing prudence. Key growth drivers include capacity additions at Mundra, commissioning of Vizhinjam transshipment port by March 2024, and ramp-up at Haifa. Risks include potential slowdown in global trade and delays in union negotiations at Haifa impacting margin recovery.

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Quarter Snapshot

Cargo Throughput 101.4 MMT
+12% YoY

Record quarterly cargo volume, driven by strong performance across ports despite cyclone impact.

Market Share 26%
+200 bps YoY

APSEZ's share of India's cargo grew 200 bps, reflecting faster growth than the industry.

Mundra Container Volume 1.72M TEUs
+12% vs closest competitor

Mundra remains India's largest container port, handling 1.72M TEUs in the quarter.

Logistics Rail Volumes 131,420 TEUs
+18% YoY

Rail container volumes grew 18% YoY, with 90% from EXIM and strong growth expected to continue.

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Top guidance FY24 cargo volume guidance maintained at 370-390 MMT

Management maintained the full-year cargo volume guidance of 370-390 MMT, despite Q1 achieving 101.4 MMT, citing prudence and potential for revisio...

Top risk Global trade slowdown and export bans

Export bans on food products and profit warnings from global shipping lines could impact cargo volumes, though management remains bullish on India...

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