Adani Ports Q4 earnings: Net profit grows 50% in fourth quarter to Rs 3,023 crore

Adani Ports Q4 Results: Adani Ports saw an increase in consolidated net profit by 50% year-on-year, reached Rs 3,023 crore for the end of March 2024, as compared to Rs 2,025 crore in the respective periods of the previous year.
The company’s operational revenue increased from 23% to Rs 8,488 crore from year to year, while Ebitda showed a 24% improvement, reaching Rs 5,006 crore in the fourth quarter.
The entire time director and CEO, Epses, said, “Our record-breaking performance-pat in FY25 is a testimony for crossing Rs 11,000 crore and handling 450 mmt cargo-eminent thinking and innocent execution power.”
The company’s impressive performance was attributed to strong cargo development, increased logistics versions, and better margin in primary operation.
The quantity of quarterly cargo reached 117.9 million metric tons (MMT), with an increase of 8% from 108.7 mmt in Q4Fy24. In particular, Mundra Port processed 50.7 mmt in Q4, represented 11% annual growth, which became India’s first port in a financial year over 200 MMT.
According to the ET report, the organization recorded a 23% year-to-year increase in the container volume during the quarter, with a significant increase in both domestic and international operations.
A significant increase in the revenue of the logistics division was shown, which increased by Rs 560 crore to Rs 1,030 crore in Q4Fy25 in the previous year, supported by an increase in trucking and integrated goods services.
Logistics Division acquired an Ebitda of Rs 181 crore, with the margin to 18%. The Marine Services segment demonstrated a sufficient increase with 125% YOY with the revenue climbing, while Ebitda rose 167% to Rs 259 crore.
CEO and full-time director Ashwani Gupta said, “Our record-breaking Q4 demonstration reflects the strength of our integrated transport strategy. With frequent distribution in ports, logistics and sea, we have set the foundation for the next phase of permanent development.”
The organization maintained strict financial control, improved 1.9X in the previous year to 1.9x in the Pure Loan-S-EbitDA ratio from 2.3X. Q4 Ebitda margin remained stable at 59%, supporting the previous year’s performance, supported by increased efficiency and operational benefits.
APSEZ expanded globally during the quarter, operating at the West International Terminal in Colombo and proceeded towards achieving the North Queenland Export Terminal in Australia. The company also increased operations in new terminals in Visinjam and Gopalpur.
Given further for FY26, the company estimates revenue between Rs 36,000-38,000 crore and revenue between Rs 21,000-22,000 crore to Ebitda, which suggests continuous growth speed.