Adani Total Gas closed FY26 on a strong note, delivering steady growth across volumes, infrastructure, and earnings—even as global energy markets reeled under geopolitical shocks.
The city gas distributor reported a 14% year-on-year jump in volumes to 1,133 MMSCM for FY26, alongside EBITDA rising 5% to Rs. 1,225 crore. In the fourth quarter alone, volumes climbed 13% to 297 MMSCM, while EBITDA rose to Rs. 310 crore.
The company’s expansion drive gathered pace, with its CNG network growing to 705 stations, PNG household connections nearing 11 lakh, and EV charging points surging to 5,100 nationwide. ATGL also commissioned nine new CGS and one LCNG plant, extending its footprint into new geographical areas.
Despite rising gas prices and supply chain disruptions triggered by tensions in West Asia, ATGL maintained uninterrupted supply and operational momentum.
Suresh P Manglani of the company, said, "With resilient execution, underpinned by operational excellence and digital enablement, ATGL delivered strong double-digit growth in volumes and revenues, supported by steady EBITDA expansion.
"Despite geopolitical disruptions from West Asia, elevated LNG prices, and currency volatility, our nimble and diversified sourcing strategy ensured uninterrupted gas supply. ATGL’s focus remained on system stability, calibrated expansion with financial prudence, and long-term sustainability, strengthening consumer confidence and ensuring operational excellence.
"We continued to scale our clean energy infrastructure across CNG, PNG, and e-mobility, with EV charge points crossed the 5,100 mark."
ATGL added 25 new CNG stations in Q4, while expanding its steel pipeline network to 15,572 inch-km. PNG connections rose sharply, with nearly 50,000 new households added in the quarter, taking the total to 10.99 lakh homes.
On a pan-India basis, including joint ventures, the network scaled even further: 1,169 CNG stations, 13.1 lakh PNG connections, serving over 5 million people daily, 28,005 inch-km of pipeline infrastructure.
Financial momentum holds firm for the company. For Q4 FY26, ATGL reported: Revenue up 16% to Rs. 1,696 crore; PAT rising to Rs. 156 crore, up 4%; Consolidated PAT at Rs. 168 crore, up 9%.
For the full year: Revenue surged 18% to Rs. 6,415 crore; PAT stood at Rs. 637 crore (consolidated: Rs. 656 crore).
