Adani Group Reports Rs 89,806 Crore EBITDA In FY25; Up From Rs 57,205 Crore In FY23

The Adani Group’s earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) climbed from Rs 57,205 crore in FY23 to Rs 89,806 crore in FY25, an increase of Rs 32,601 crore.

Chairman Gautam Adani on Wednesday said the Group achieved 57 per cent growth and a two-year CAGR of 25 per cent, stressing its performance proved resilience despite Hindenburg’s allegations.

During the same period, the Group’s Gross Block grew from Rs 4,12,318 crore to Rs 6,09,133 crore.

“This is an addition of nearly Rs 2 lakh crore, a 48 per cent rise in just two years. At the same time, we delivered transformative projects that have reshaped India’s infrastructure landscape and strengthened its global standing,” Gautam Adani noted in his annual letter to shareholders.

Major Infrastructure Achievements

Among the major achievements, the Group commissioned India’s first container transshipment port at Vizhinjam, launched the Colombo West International Terminal, and added 6 GW of renewable energy capacity, including Khavda, the world’s largest single-site renewable project.

It also set up the world’s biggest copper smelter and metallurgical complex, while expanding its energy footprint with 7,000 circuit kilometres of transmission lines and 4 GW of new thermal capacity across India and abroad.

“What remains intended to hurt us has instead become a defining inflection point by fortifying our foundations, sharpening our ambition and reaffirming our responsibility to build with scale, speed and resilience for India’s future,” the Adani Group Chairman stated.

Gautam Adani acknowledged the concern faced by stakeholders during the turbulence.

“However, even as the storm raged, I remained acutely aware of the anxiety it created for our investors, lenders, suppliers and partners. It was your trust that steadied us, your patience that sustained us and your belief that emboldened us. For this extraordinary support, I am profoundly grateful,” he asserted.

The Adani Group Chairman concluded by expressing optimism about the road ahead, noting, “With renewed confidence and gratitude, I look forward to, together, writing the next and best chapters of our growth story and building a future worthy of India’s aspirations.”

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