Adani Enterprises Limited FY2026 Annual Report
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Executive Summary
Adani Enterprises FY2026: Revenue ₹1,02,943.24 Cr (vs ₹1,00,365.08 Cr YoY), PAT ₹9,339.47 Cr (vs ₹7,099.00 Cr YoY)
In FY2026 (Apr–Mar), consolidated Total Income increased to ₹1,02,943.24 Cr from ₹1,00,365.08 Cr in FY2025, while PAT attributable to equity holders rose to ₹9,339.47 Cr from ₹7,099.00 Cr. Consolidated EBITDA was broadly stable at ₹16,464 Cr versus ₹16,722 Cr, indicating largely flat operating profitability despite growth in select incubating businesses. Segmentally, Airports delivered strong growth (Income ₹13,081 Cr; EBITDA ₹5,394 Cr) while Roads saw a sharp decline (Income ₹6,852 Cr; EBITDA ₹1,362 Cr) and Data Centers expanded income but saw lower EBITDA and PBT. Leverage increased with Net...Consolidated Total IncomePage 154
₹1,02,943.24 Crvs ₹1,00,365.08 Cr in FY2025
Consolidated EBITDAPage 155
₹16,464 Crvs ₹16,722 Cr in FY2025
PAT attributable to equity holders
₹9,339.47 Crvs ₹7,099.00 Cr in FY2025
Net External Debt/EBITDAPage 167
3.9xvs 2.9x in FY2025
Airports IncomePage 169
₹13,081 Crvs ₹10,224 Cr in FY2025
Airports EBITDAPage 169
₹5,394 Crvs ₹3,480 Cr in FY2025
Roads IncomePage 170
₹6,852 Crvs ₹10,086 Cr in FY2025
Data Centers IncomePage 168
₹15,563 Crvs ₹14,236 Cr in FY2025
Key Highlights
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The company executed very large annual investment with total capex deployment of ₹1,75,950 Cr in FY2026, signalling an aggressive build-out phase across platforms.
AEL raised ₹24,930 Cr through a rights issue, materially strengthening equity funding to support its investment pipeline.
Airports operational performance stayed resilient with passenger movements at 95.3 million, air traffic movements at 619 thousand and cargo volumes up 7% to 11.7 Lakhs‑MT in FY2026.
The report notes commencement of operations at the greenfield Navi Mumbai International Airport in December 2025, adding a major new growth platform.
Operationalisation of the 500 KTPA copper smelter at Mundra was achieved during the year, marking a key step-up in metals value-chain integration.
Mining (copper/related) scaled with Income of ₹4,536 Cr in FY2026 versus ₹3,787 Cr in FY2025, supporting diversification beyond transport infra.
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Key Highlights
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The company executed very large annual investment with total capex deployment of ₹1,75,950 Cr in FY2026, signalling an aggressive build-out phase across platforms.
AEL raised ₹24,930 Cr through a rights issue, materially strengthening equity funding to support its investment pipeline.
Airports operational performance stayed resilient with passenger movements at 95.3 million, air traffic movements at 619 thousand and cargo volumes up 7% to 11.7 Lakhs‑MT in FY2026.
The report notes commencement of operations at the greenfield Navi Mumbai International Airport in December 2025, adding a major new growth platform.
Operationalisation of the 500 KTPA copper smelter at Mundra was achieved during the year, marking a key step-up in metals value-chain integration.
Mining (copper/related) scaled with Income of ₹4,536 Cr in FY2026 versus ₹3,787 Cr in FY2025, supporting diversification beyond transport infra.
ANIL’s module sales increased to 4,904 MW in FY2026 (domestic module sales 4,007 MW), evidencing ramp-up in manufacturing-led incubating businesses.
AdaniConneX reported 55+ MW of live data center capacity across India, indicating tangible scaling in digital infrastructure.
Adani Water reported a cumulative order book of approximately ₹11,000 Cr, providing multi-year revenue visibility for the water infrastructure platform.
Adani Natural Resources reported operational capacity of 86.6 MMT and total peak rated capacity of 145.4 MMT, indicating significant scale in resource-linked operations.
MD&A Insights
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Management stated AEL has transitioned to a core infrastructure-led model with 80% of EBITDA generated from mature, long-term and contracted businesses, implying a shift toward more predictable cash flows.
The MD&A highlights Union Budget FY2026-27 public capital expenditure of ₹12.2 lakh crore and a proposed tax holiday until 2047 for foreign companies providing cloud services through India-based data centres, which could structurally support infra and DC demand.
The company disclosed voluntary engagement with the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and full cooperation in an ongoing regulatory engagement process connected to media reports and information requests.
AEL reported SEBI concluded two Show Cause Notices and found no non-compliance on related party transaction requirements, closing proceedings with no penalty or further directions.
AEL adopted the TNFD-aligned LEAP methodology to integrate nature-related risks into enterprise risk management and capital planning, strengthening process rigour for environmental risk assessment.
The Supplier ESG Programme reported 54% of significant suppliers assessed using ESG criteria and 100% of significant suppliers trained, signalling deeper supply-chain governance.
Guidance & Outlook
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Adani Solar’s cumulative manufacturing capacity is guided to reach 10 GW of cell and 10 GW of modules by FY2026-27, implying continued scale-up in upstream renewable manufacturing.
Kutch Copper Limited’s roadmap includes expanding from 500 KTPA installed capacity up to 1,000 KTPA, positioning the platform for higher copper value addition.
Mundra Petrochemicals is developing a 1 MMT per annum PVC plant against India’s ~4.55 MMT annual PVC demand and ~1.6 MMT domestic capacity (with imports of ~3 MMT), indicating a large import-substitution opportunity.
Under ESG commitments, AEL targets 50% of electricity consumed from Renewable Energy sources by 2030, implying a step-up from current reported levels.
AEL targets a 45% reduction in emission intensity and 30% reduction in energy intensity by 2030 (revenue basis in ₹), setting explicit operational decarbonisation and efficiency goals.
Government planned public capital expenditure of ₹12.2 lakh crore for FY2026-27 is cited as a demand tailwind for infrastructure-linked businesses.
Risks & Concerns
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The annual report ranks 'Geopolitical Event Risk' as a Top Risk with High risk rating, highlighting exposure to external shocks.
The report flags elevated risks from geopolitical tensions and trade disruptions that may weigh on growth, inflation and commodity markets, raising macro uncertainty for cyclical segments.
Net External Debt/EBITDA increased to 3.9x in FY2026 from 2.9x in FY2025, indicating higher leverage risk alongside ongoing capex.
Auditors identified contingencies relating to taxation, litigations and arbitrations as a Key Audit Matter involving significant judgement and estimates, signalling potential P&L and cash-flow sensitivities.
Component auditors of Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) issued a qualified opinion due to investigations and other matters, which was noted by consolidated auditors as a basis for qualification.
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