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₹7,067 Cr
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6%
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Adani Ports reported a solid Q2 FY25 with revenue, EBITDA, and PAT growing 6%, 13%, and 37% YoY respectively, driven by container volume growth and market share gains. Cargo volumes rose 9% YoY to 220 MMT despite disruptions at Gangavaram and weather impacts. The company maintained its FY25 cargo guidance of 460-480 MMT, confident in H2 recovery from agro/fertilizer season and new assets (Gopalpur, Vizhinjam, Tanzania). Logistics rail volumes grew 11% in H1, outpacing peers, with road-to-rail conversion gaining traction. EBITDA margin expanded 80bps YoY to 72.5% in ports. Management reiterated upper-end EBITDA guidance and AAA credit rating. Key risks include potential volume normalization at Gangavaram and execution ramp-up at new international ports.
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Guidance to track
- Management reiterated full-year cargo volume guidance of 460-480 million metric tons, confident in H2 recovery from agro/fertilizer season and new asset contributions.
- Based on H1 momentum, management expects to hit the upper end of the FY25 EBITDA guidance range.
- Management guided net debt to EBITDA in the range of 2.2-2.5x at end-FY25, factoring in acquisitions and H2 capex.
- Management announced the next expansion phase of Vizhinjam port with a planned investment of INR 20,000 crore.
Risks flagged
- The RINL steel plant, which contributes ~10% of Gangavaram's cargo, faces working capital issues, potentially delaying volume normalization.
- Recent cyclone Dana caused a 4.5-hour shutdown at Gopalpur, and weather events continue to pose operational risks across ports.
- Ramp-up at Tanzania, Sri Lanka, and Haifa may face delays or geopolitical challenges, impacting return expectations.
- Upcoming ports in Maharashtra could intensify competition for container cargo in the western hinterland, though management sees it as an opportunity.
Key quotes
- We are well-positioned to hit the upper end of our FY 2025 EBITDA guidance.
- Our next focus is logistics... our competitor, domestic volume increased by 15% year-on-year, whereas ALL, Adani Logistics volume, increased by 47% year-on-year.
- We grew our market share from 26.4% to 27.3% in the H1 FY 2025.
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