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Adani Ports, the country’s largest port operator, has declared the results for the fourth quarter of the financial year 2025-26 on April 30. In this quarter, the company’s consolidated net profit increased by 10% to Rs 3,329 crore. It was ₹3,014 crore in the same quarter of the last financial year.
The company’s revenue has also increased by 26% on an annual basis to reach ₹ 10,737 crore. Along with the results, the board of Adani Ports has recommended a dividend of ₹7.50 per share for the financial year 2025-26. For this, the record date has been fixed for Friday, June 12.
Adani Ports performance in Q4 FY26
on an annual basis
| Rustic Ports | FY26 (January-March) | FY25 (January-March) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹10,737 | ₹8,488 | 26% ↗ |
| total income | ₹11,489 | ₹8,769 | 31% ↗ |
| total expense | ₹7,937 | ₹5,382 | 47% ↗ |
| net profit | ₹3,329 | ₹3,014 | 10% ↗ |
on quarterly basis
| Rustic Ports | FY26 (January-March) | FY26 (October-December) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹10,737 | ₹9,705 | 11% ↗ |
| total income | ₹11,489 | ₹9,938 | 16% ↗ |
| total expense | ₹7,937 | ₹6,283 | 26% ↗ |
| net profit | ₹3,329 | ₹3,054 | 9% ↗ |
Profit increased by 16% in a year, revenue stood at ₹ 38,736 crore.
The company’s net profit has increased by 16% in the entire financial year. It has increased to ₹12,782 crore as compared to ₹11,061 crore last year. At the same time, annual revenue increased by 25% to ₹38,736 crore. The company’s EBITDA has also increased by 20% to ₹22,851 crore.
Adani Ports performance in the full year (FY26)
| Rustic Ports | FY26 (April-March) | FY25 (April-March) | Change (%) |
| operational revenue | ₹38,736 | ₹30,475 | 27% ↗ |
| total income | ₹40,854 | ₹32,383 | 26% ↗ |
| total expense | ₹26,056 | ₹19,246 | 35% ↗ |
| net profit | ₹12,782 | ₹11,061 | 16% ↗ |
First Indian operator to handle 500 MMT cargo
The company said that it has become the first Indian integrated transport operator to handle more than 500 MMT (million metric tons) port cargo volume in a year.
APSEZ has beaten all its targets (guidance) for FY 2026. The company had targeted revenue of ₹38,000 crore, EBITDA of ₹22,800 crore and capex of ₹11,000-12,000 crore.
Boom in logistics and marine business
- There has been a 55% jump in logistics revenue.
- Marine revenue has registered an increase of 134%.
- Revenue of domestic ports has also increased by 13%.
- 180% increase in profits of international ports
International Ports revenue increased by 34% due to the pick-up in operations at Australia’s NQXT Port and Colombo (CWIT) Port. The segment’s EBITDA has grown by 180% and margins have reached a record high of 29%. The company currently has a fleet of 136 ships.
Target to double revenue by 2030: CEO
Adani Port CEO Ashwani Gupta said that despite the challenging global environment and tariff uncertainty, the company’s performance has been excellent. He said that the company has set a target to handle one billion tonnes of port cargo.
According to Gupta, Adani Ports has created a platform through which revenue and EBITDA can be doubled by the financial year 2030-31. Future expansion and capex will be funded by the company from its internal earnings.
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