The company’s board has also approved a dividend of Rs 1.3 per share for the financial year 2025-26.
The company said PAT was affected by depreciation on recently commissioned assets of Navi Mumbai and the copper plant.
Operational performance remained relatively stable, with EBITDA rising 3% to Rs 4,479 crore from Rs 4,346 crore a year earlier, reflecting resilience in core infrastructure businesses despite volatility in some segments.
The company highlighted that earnings are increasingly being driven by its core infrastructure and utility portfolio, which now contributes about 80% of total EBITDA, improving visibility and stability of cash flows.
For the full year FY26, Adani Enterprises reported a 3% rise in total income to Rs 1.02 lakh crore, while EBITDA stood at Rs 16,464 crore. Profit after tax for the year rose 31% to Rs 9,339 crore, supported by exceptional gains during the period.
Chairman Gautam Adani said the company has transitioned to a more stable, infrastructure-led model. He noted that a majority of EBITDA is now generated from mature and long-term contracted businesses, positioning the group for sustained cash generation and future value creation.Operationally, key businesses showed mixed trends. Airports continued to see strong traction, with EBITDA from the segment rising sharply, supported by higher passenger traffic and growth in non-aero revenues. The Adani New Industries ecosystem, which includes renewable energy and green hydrogen initiatives, also posted steady growth.
Mining services volumes increased 15% YoY to 16.1 million tonnes in the quarter, while integrated resource management volumes declined due to lower realisations and volumes.
In roads, construction activity slowed significantly during the quarter, while the company added new hybrid annuity and toll-operate-transfer projects, reflecting continued expansion of its infrastructure pipeline.
The company also reported progress on major infrastructure assets, including the inauguration of the Ganga Expressway and capacity expansion across its data centre and airport businesses.
