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Adani Enterprises released its fourth quarter results for fiscal year 2025-26 on April 30. The company has suffered a net loss of ₹221 crore in this quarter. In the same quarter last year, the company had made a net profit of ₹ 3,845 crore.
However, the company’s revenue has increased by 20% to reach ₹32,439 crore as against ₹26,965 crore in the last year’s quarter. Along with the results, the board of Adani Enterprises has recommended a dividend of ₹1.30 per share for the financial year 2025-26.
Adani Enterprises performance in Q4 FY26
on an annual basis
| Adani Enterprises | FY26 (January-March) | FY25 (January-March) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹32,439 | ₹26,965 | 20% ↗ |
| total income | ₹33,187 | ₹27,601 | 20% ↗ |
| total expense | ₹32,458 | ₹26,288 | 23% ↗ |
| Net Profit/Loss | (₹221) | ₹3,845 | loss ↘ |
on quarterly basis
| Adani Enterprises | FY26 (January-March) | FY26 (October-December) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹32,439 | ₹24,820 | 31% ↗ |
| total income | ₹33,187 | ₹25,475 | 30% ↗ |
| total expense | ₹32,458 | ₹24,176 | 34% ↗ |
| Net Profit/Loss | (₹221) | ₹5,627 | loss ↘ |
Note: All figures are in crores of rupees.
Full year profit increased by 31%, revenue crossed ₹ 1.02 lakh crore
Adani Enterprises’ net profit for the full financial year (FY26) has increased by 31% to ₹9,339 crore. During this period, there was a slight increase of 3% in the total income of the company and it crossed ₹ 1.02 lakh crore. The company’s EBITDA for the full year has been recorded at ₹16,464 crore.
Adani Enterprises performance in the full year (FY26)
| Adani Enterprises | FY26 (April-March) | FY25 (April-March) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹1,00,468 | ₹97,895 | 3% ↗ |
| total income | ₹1,02,943 | ₹1,00,365 | 3% ↗ |
| total expense | ₹98,634 | ₹93,832 | 5% ↗ |
| net profit | ₹9,339 | ₹7,099 | 31% ↗ |
Profits were affected due to investment in new projects
The company said that the main reason for the decline in profit (PAT) is the recently started projects like Navi Mumbai Airport and Copper Plant. The bottom line has been impacted due to increased depreciation on these newly commissioned assets. However, operational performance has remained stable. The company’s EBITDA increased by 3% year-on-year to ₹4,479 crore, from ₹4,346 crore last year.
80% of income coming from infrastructure and utility business
The company said in its report that now a major part of its earnings is coming from core infrastructure and utility portfolio. The contribution of this segment to the total EBITDA has reached about 80%. This has strengthened and stabilized the cash flow of the company. Despite fluctuations in some segments, the infrastructure business has kept the company in a strong position.
Company moving towards mature business model: Gautam Adani
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani said on the results, “The company has now moved towards a more stable and infrastructure-based model. A large part of our earnings (EBITDA) are now coming from businesses that are mature and have long-term contracts. This positions the group for better value creation and consistent cash generation in the future.”
Knowledge Part: What is depreciation?
When a company undertakes projects such as large machinery, buildings or airports, their value diminishes over time. This is called ‘depreciation’.
In accounting, this is shown as an expense, which results in a reduction in the net profit (PAT) of that quarter or year, even if the company’s business is doing well.
Adani Enterprises was established in 1988
Adani Enterprises Limited is a part of the Adani Group of companies. Gautam Adani founded Enterprises in 1988. The company’s chairman is Gautam Adani, managing director is Rajesh Adani and CEO is Vinay Prakash.
The company works on energy and infrastructure projects. Adani Enterprises is the country’s largest business incubator. This company works in the fields of Energy and Utility, Transportation and Logistics, Consumer Goods and Primary Industry.
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