ATGL Expands Nationwide, Touches Over 14 Million Lives
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Operational Highlights Q4FY25 (Standalone):
- Increased CNG stations to 647 by adding 42 new stations
- Expanded PNG home connections to 63 lakh, by adding 40,991 new households
- Increased Industrial & Commercial connections to 9,299, with 386 new consumers added
- Completed cumulative ~ 13,772 km of Steel Pipeline network
- Combined CNG and PNG volume of 263 MMSCM, a 13% increase Y-o-Y
Pan India Footprint –Q4FY25 (With JV namely IOAGPL):
- Combined network of 1,072 CNG Stations, with 73 new stations added
- PNG home connections cross 1 million mark to 14 million, touching over 4 million lives daily.
- Grew Industrial & Commercial connections to 10,417, by adding 468 new consumers
- Completed cumulative ~ 24,906 km of Steel Pipeline network
Key Business Updates
- The average supply of APM based natural gas for CNG (T) segment during the quarter was at ~49% and the combined volume allocation for APM and New Well Gas (NWG) / Intervention Gas for CNG was at ~56%.
- Recently, with effect from 16th April 2025, while APM allocation of natural gas for CNG (T) has been reduced from ~51% to ~37%, it has been replaced with New Well Gas (NWG) / Intervention Gas and the combined volume allocation of APM and NWG for CNG effective 16th April is at ~65%.
Adani TotalEnergies E-mobility Limited (ATEL),
- ATEL continues to expand its footprint to 3,401 installed EV charging points across 26 states/UTs
- Out of 3401 installed EV charging points, ATEL has already energized 2,338 EV charging points and opened them to the public for charging
- ATEL is currently the No. 1 Airport Charge Point Operator (CPO) in the country, with presence across 21 Airports with 100+ CPs awarded
Adani TotalEnergies Biomass Limited (ATBL)
- Phase-1 of Barsana plant has achieved increased production of biogas at 9 TPD and is expected to ramp up further to 9-10 TPD in this financial year.
- ATBL has started the sale of Fermented Organic Manure (FOM)/Phosphate-rich organic manure (PROM) under the brand name “Harit Amrit”
Financial Highlights Q4FY25 (Standalone) Y-o-Y:
- Revenue from Operations increased by 15%, reaching INR 1,448 Cr
- EBITDA stood at INR 274 Cr
- PAT for the quarter was INR 149 Cr
Consolidated Q4FY25 PAT
- Earned a consolidated PAT of INR 155 Cr
Financial Highlights FY25 (Standalone) Y-o-Y:
- Revenue from Operations increased by 12%, reaching INR 5,398 Cr
- EBITDA rose by 1% to INR 1,167 Cr
- PAT declined by 1%, reaching INR 648 Cr
Consolidated FY25 PAT
Earned a consolidated PAT of INR 654 Cr
Adani Total Gas (ATGL), India’s leading energy transition company, continues its mission of transforming India’s energy landscape through extensive infrastructure development. Today, ATGL announced its operational, infrastructural, and financial performance for the quarter and year ended 31st March 2025.
During the year, Team ATGL has continued its thrust to expand access to PNG and CNG to large masses. ATGL has now expanded its infrastructure across CGD (close to 1 million PNG consumers and 647 CNG stations). ATGL has maintained the momentum of delivering robust operational and infrastructure performance with a 15% year-on-year increase in volume, accelerating operations excellence supported by digitalization, which has contributed to maintaining EBITDA of INR 1,167 Crs despite challenges faced by the CGD sector on domestic gas allocation.
Furthermore, ATGL made significant progress in its new sustainable businesses. In e-mobility, 3,401 charging points have been installed, out of which 2,338 EV charging points are energized. In Biomass, besides stabilizing CBG production at the Barsana plant, we have launched the brand “Harit Amrit” for the sale of an organic fertilizer. We have commissioned our 1st LNG station in Tiruppur. All the above efforts are in line with our commitment to spearhead India’s energy mobility transition journey with customer customer-centric approach and continue to have sustainable growth,” said Mr. Suresh P Manglani, ED & CEO, ATGL.
Standalone Operational and Infrastructural Highlights:
| Operational Performance | |||||||
| Particulars | UoM | FY25 | FY24 | %
Change YoY |
Q4
FY25 |
Q4
FY24 |
% Change YoY |
| Sales Volume | MMSCM | 993 | 865 | 15% | 263 | 232 | 13% |
| CNG Sales | MMSCM | 663 | 557 | 19% | 177 | 149 | 18% |
| PNG Sales | MMSCM | 330 | 308 | 7% | 87 | 83 | 5% |
| Infrastructure Performance | ||||
| Particulars | UoM | As of 31 Mar’ 25 | 12M
Additions |
Q4
Additions |
| CNG Stations | Nos. | 647 | 100 | 42 |
| MSN (IK) | Nos. | 13,772 | 1,750 | 689 |
| Domestic-PNG | Nos. | 962,668 | 142,301 | 40,991 |
| Commercial -PNG | Nos. | 6,341 | 715 | 313 |
| Industrial-PNG | Nos. | 2,958 | 253 | 73 |
Infrastructure & Operations Commentary – Q4FY25
- CNG stations network has reached 647 CNG stations across 34 GAs
- Over 6 lakh homes are now connected with Piped Natural Gas
- CNG Volume increased by 18% Y-o-Y on account of CNG network expansion across multiple Geographical Areas (GAs)
- With the addition of new PNG connections, PNG Volume has increased by 5% Y-o-Y
- Overall volume has increased by 13% Y-o-Y
Standalone Financial Highlights:
| Financial Performance | |||||||
| Particulars | UoM | FY25 | FY24 | %
Change YoY |
Q4
FY25 |
Q4
FY24 |
% Change YoY |
| Revenue from Operations | INR Cr | 5,398 | 4,813 | 12% | 1,448 | 1,257 | 15% |
| Cost of Natural Gas | INR Cr | 3,680 | 3,188 | 15% | 1,015 | 797 | 27% |
| Gross Profit | INR Cr | 1,718 | 1,626 | 6% | 433 | 461 | -6% |
| EBITDA | INR Cr | 1,167 | 1,150 | 1% | 274 | 305 | -10% |
| Profit Before Tax | INR Cr | 868 | 882 | -2% | 198 | 227 | -12% |
| Profit After Tax | INR Cr | 648 | 653 | -1% | 149 | 165 | -10% |
Results Commentary FY25
- Revenue from operations rose by 12% because of higher volume, primarily in the CNG segment.
- Besides the higher volume, with lower allocation of APM gas to the CNG segment and replacement with higher-priced gas, the cost of Natural gas rose by 15%. Allocation to the D-PNG segment continued at 105%.
- During the quarter, APM allocation for the CNG segment was at~49%, the balance was met with New Well / Intervention Gas, existing contracts, and Spot procurement.
- ATGL took a calibrated approach in passing the higher gas cost due to the replacement of APM gas with other sources while ensuring volume growth.
- Consequently, EBITDA for FY25 has increased marginally despite lower allocation of APM gas due to volume growth.
Key ESG Highlights
- ATGL’s DJSI net ESG score improved to 62 from 54, positioned in the 80th percentile amongst the 143 companies
- ATGL received the Humanity Hero Award from Yuva Unstoppable for significant contributions towards CSR activities.
- ATGL also received an award for the Climate Action Program 2.0, organized by CII
- 25 sites are now facilitated with a Rainwater Harvesting system
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