Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone just wrapped up a record-breaking year. In its March quarter results, the company reported a 50% year-on-year jump in consolidated profit, reaching ₹3,023 crore, well ahead of most brokerage expectations. Revenue for the quarter also saw a strong 23% rise, coming in at ₹8,488 crore.
This solid finish capped off what the company called its “best-ever year.”
FY25 Results Break Previous Records
For the full fiscal year ending March 2025, Adani Ports reported a 37% year-on-year increase in net profit to ₹11,061 crore, the highest in its history. Revenue climbed 16% to ₹31,079 crore, comfortably exceeding its own guidance of ₹29,000–31,000 crore.
Operational strength was also evident in its EBITDA performance, which reached ₹19,025 crore—once again, surpassing expectations.
The company said the performance was driven by robust growth across ports, logistics, and marine segments. Total cargo handled for the year stood at 450 million metric tonnes, and its market share rose to 27%, up from 26.5% the previous year.
Big Plans for FY26
Adani Ports isn’t slowing down. For FY26, it has set ambitious goals:
- Revenue: ₹36,000–38,000 crore
- EBITDA: ₹21,000–22,000 crore
- Capital expenditure: ₹11,000–12,000 crore
- Net debt to EBITDA ratio: capped at 2.5 times
This signals strong confidence in sustained operational momentum and future growth potential.
CEO: Integrated Thinking, Flawless Execution
Commenting on the results, CEO Ashwani Gupta said,
“Our record-breaking performance in FY25—crossing ₹11,000 crore in profit and handling 450 MMT cargo—is a testament to the power of integrated thinking and flawless execution.”
He added that the company had outperformed across all metrics, expanded its footprint both within India and globally, and turned its logistics and marine businesses into engines of future growth.
Bottom Line
Adani Ports has delivered not just strong numbers, but a message of consistency and forward vision. With its operations firing on all cylinders and future guidance looking just as bullish, it’s clear the company is aiming to anchor itself even deeper into India’s trade and infrastructure ecosystem.
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