Executive Summary
Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd reported Q3FY26 revenues of ₹9,705 crore, up 21.86% YoY, with consolidated net profit growing 20.85% to ₹3,043 crore. Strong cargo throughput growth across Mundra and international terminals drove performance despite sequential profit dip.
Revenue & Growth
Revenues expanded to ₹9,705 crore from ₹7,964 crore YoY, reflecting 21.86% increase fueled by port operations and SEZ contributions. Total expenses rose 21.06% YoY to ₹6,283 crore, closely tracking revenue growth through efficient capacity utilization.
Profitability & Margins
Consolidated net profit increased 20.85% YoY to ₹3,043 crore from ₹2,518 crore, though down 2.1% sequentially from ₹3,120 crore. Basic EPS rose 13.54% to ₹13.25 from ₹11.67, supported by sustained EBITDA momentum across four business pillars.[business-standard]
Balance-Sheet Highlights
The dataset lacks detailed balance sheet items such as assets, liabilities, equity, net debt, or current ratio for Q3FY26. Leverage maintained post-North Queensland Export Terminal consolidation.
Cash Flow / Liquidity
Operating cash flow, free cash flow, and liquidity metrics are not specified in the Q3FY26 dataset.
Key Ratios / Metrics
India’s largest port operator raised FY26 EBITDA guidance by ₹800 crore after NQXT integration. Cargo volumes hit 367.3 MMT YTD (up 11% YoY), positioning APSEZ as world’s fastest-growing integrated transport utility.
