ADANIENT Q1 FY27 earnings call.
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₹32,924 Cr
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EBITDA
₹5,642 Cr
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Adani Enterprises reported strong Q1 FY27 results with consolidated total income of ₹33,546 crore (+50% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹5,642 crore (+49% YoY), driven by copper smelter ramp-up and new contract activations. The copper business contributed ₹10,922 crore revenue and ₹749 crore EBITDA at 52% capacity utilization. Airport EBITDA grew 49% to ₹1,633 crore on robust non-aeronautical revenue growth of 53%. Solar module sales surged 107% to 1,340 MW. Management successfully raised ₹15,000 crore via QIP at 4x oversubscription, committed to FY27 capex guidance. Key near-term catalysts include Ganga Expressway ramp-up over 6-9 months, Navi Mumbai airport targeting 20 million quarterly passengers, and data center capacity expansion to 470 MW over 2-3 years. Risks include geopolitical sensitivity in IRM trading volumes and low mining services capacity utilization at 38%.
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Guidance to track
- Current operational capacity of ~65 MW expected to grow to 470-500 MW over next 2-3 years through hyperscaler-driven construction cycles of 2.5 years each, adding several hundred MW per cycle.
- Immediate focus for airports business is achieving 20 million passenger milestone per quarter at Navi Mumbai, where international operations started July 15, 2026.
- With new mine contracts becoming operational, mining services dispatch volume expected to grow 16-20% in FY27, ramping from current ~49 million tons.
- Copper EBITDA expected to remain in ₹800 crore range as utilization increases to 75%, though EBITDA margin on sales expected to normalize from 7% toward 5% long-term.
- Module capacity of 5.7 GW and cell capacity of 4 GW expected to reach 10 GW each by end of FY27, from 6 GW expansion plan.
Risks flagged
- IRM trading EBITDA surge is volatility-induced from geopolitics and may not sustain. International passenger traffic at airports was impacted by Middle East geopolitical headwinds, limiting overall passenger growth to 4%.
- Mining services operating at only 38% of peak contract capacity (55M tons of 145M tons peak). While 93M tons is now operational, volume ramp is slower than capacity potential.
- Analyst asked about defense segment quarterly and annual EBITDA contribution. Management deflected, stating it's not material at present and will only be disclosed post full ecosystem setup and formal showcase planned for March 2027.
- Analyst asked for invested equity in roads portfolio as of Q1 end. Management declined to answer and deferred to follow-up discussion, leaving uncertainty on capital employed in the segment.
Key quotes
- We are at a point where increasingly the business is on a standalone basis going extremely well and we will come to a decision point in relation to rewarding the shareholder of AEL with somewhere around in 2028 in terms of this business being demerged.
- The unique defining feature is we are in the private sector India's largest utility platform and end to end we are the only utility platform of that including the government. So consequently we are able to offer a utility level solution in relation to their energy requirement.
- We expect the ramp up to continue and stabilize over the next 9 to 12 months. This is a trunk road. I would compare this to what the cross Malaysia highway did for Malaysia. This is going to do that for UP. It is that critical an infrastructure for UP.
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