According to the company’s statement, HIFA Port operated the entire operation and reported a 25% yoy increase in the amount of container and 38% yoy increase in other cargo volumes during the quarter, leading to a overall volume of 29% YOY. File | Photo Credit: Hindu
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) On Tuesday (August 5, 2025), due to high income, its consolidated net profit for the current financial year quarter of 6.54% was an increase of 6.54% for ₹ 3,310.60 crore.
The company said in a regulatory filing that during the April-June period of April-June, it had reported a net profit of 3,107.23 crore.
The total income in the quarter increased to ₹ 9,422.18 crore in the quarter under a review of ₹ 8,054.18 crore in the quarter less than the year.
The expenditure in a period of ₹ 4,238.94 crore a year ago also increased to ₹ 5,731.88 crore.
Apsez full time director & amp; CEO Ashwani Gupta said, “21% revenue growth of this quarter anchors at an extraordinary speed in our logistics and marine businesses, which increased by 2x and 2.9x respectively.”
“Trucking and international freight network services and with a rapid growing, diverse marine fleet in the Measa (Middle East Africa South Asia) region, we are deepening our integrated transport utility approach and expanding their value chain from Port Gate to Customer Gate,” said Mr. Gupta.
In a statement, the company stated that it handled 121 MMT (million metric tons) cargo volume in Q1 FY26, which records an 11%increase by containers.
“All-India cargo market share increased to 27.8% (27.2% in Q1 FY25). The container market share was 45.2% (45.9% in Q1 FY25),” said.
According to the company’s statement, HIFA Port operated the entire operation and reported a 25% yoy increase in the amount of container and 38% yoy increase in other cargo volumes during the quarter, leading to a overall volume of 29% YOY.
“It led to the highest quarter revenue and operation Ebitda for the HIFA port since the acquisition by Apsez,” said this.
Krishnapatnam Port handled its highest cargo volume (5.85 mm) in June 2025.
According to the statement, while the revenue of Apsez’s domestic ports increased by 14% YOY, increased to ₹ 6,137 crore, its international ports increased by 22% yoy to ₹ 973 crore.
APSEZ said that the company launched a tender proposal to buy back to $ 450 million of its outstanding USD Bonds.
“By 29 July 2025, $ 384 million received tenders (tender offers will finish on 13 August 2025),” said this.
In the first quarter of FY26, the cash remaining of Apsez was ₹ 16,921 crore, its gross loan was ₹ 53,089 crore.
APSEZ began operating in a fully automated container terminal at Colombo Port and an export terminal at Dhamda port.
The company said its Visinjam Port completed its first year and achieved 100% use in the ninth month of its operation. The Vizinjam port also started the construction of Charan 2 at the port.
The company’s maritime business recorded an increase of an increase from 188 crores to ₹ 541 crore to 2.9-a year-to-year (YOY), with a fleet of 118 ships.
Published – August 05, 2025 05:13 pm IST
