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Revenue
₹7,560 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
21%
reported change
EBITDA
₹4,848 Cr
latest reported figure
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What the record says.
Adani Ports delivered a stellar Q1 FY25 with revenue of INR 7,560 crore (+21% YoY), EBITDA of INR 4,848 crore (+29% YoY), and PAT of INR 3,107 crore (+47% YoY), all record highs. Cargo volume reached 109 MMT (+8% YoY, +13% proforma), driven by container growth (+17.4%) and market share gains. The logistics business saw rail cargo of 0.16M TEUs and GPWIS volume of 5.56 MMT. Management reiterated FY25 guidance of 460-480 MMT cargo, supported by ramp-up of Gopalpur and Vizhinjam ports. Capex guidance of INR 10,500-11,500 crore remains on track. Risks include potential impact from geopolitical tensions on Haifa operations and the ongoing land recovery case in Gujarat.
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Guidance to track
- Management reaffirmed full-year cargo volume target, supported by strong Q1 performance and ramp-up of new assets.
- Breakdown: ports INR 7,300 cr, marine services INR 400 cr, logistics INR 2,300 cr, renewables INR 1,500 cr.
- Nameplate capacity of 1 million TEUs, expandable to 1.5 million, with full utilization expected in FY26.
- Current EBITDA margin of 38-42% expected to improve to benchmark levels through operational efficiencies.
Risks flagged
- Haifa saw a 42% drop in dry bulk and 22% drop in containers due to geopolitical sanctions, partially offset by car cargo growth.
- A frivolous case contested by the company; Supreme Court has taken action, but outcome uncertain.
- Analyst questioned whether strong container volumes at Mundra are sustainable given Red Sea-related disruptions.
- Logistics EBITDA margins fluctuate between 25-28% due to contract repricing and seasonal surcharges.
Key quotes
- FY25 began on a stellar note on both the growth and the financial fronts.
- We operate port not as a terminal. We operate port as an ecosystem.
- The qualification has been dropped, and it has now become an EOM to actually sort of reflect the significance of the matter.
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