9M & Q3FY25 Volume up 15% YoY
CNG network increases to 605 stations
PNG household increased to 9.22 lakh homes
1914 EV charging points spread across 226 cities
9MFY25 EBITDA stood at INR 893 Crs, up by 6% YoY
EDITOR’S SYNOPSIS
Operational Highlights Q3FY25 (Standalone):
- Increased CNG stations to 605 by adding 28 new stations
- Expanded PNG home connections to 9.22 lakh, by adding
28,677 new households
- Increased Industrial & Commercial connections to 8,913 with 167 new
consumers added
- Completed cumulative ~ 13,082 Inch Km of Steel Pipeline network
- Combined CNG and PNG volume of 257 MMSCM, a 15% increase
Y-o-Y
Pan India Footprint –Q3FY25 (With JV namely IOAGPL):
- Combined network of 999 CNG Stations, with 41 new
stations added
- PNG home connections cross 1 million mark to 1.09 million, touching over 4
million lives on a daily basis.
- Grew Industrial & Commercial connections to 9949, by adding 230 new
consumers
- Completed cumulative ~ 23,734 Inch Km of Steel Pipeline network
Key Business updates
- As earlier notified by the Company, during the quarter under reporting APM Allocation of
natural gas for CNG(T) segment was reduced impacting the profitability as Company had to
bridge the shortfall with costlier purchase of natural gas to ensure uninterrupted supply of
CNG to end consumers. This allocation was reduced for the entire CGD sector.
- For ATGL, the allocation of APM gas for CNG (T) segment was reduced from 63% to
51% from 16th October 2024, and then further from 51% to 37%
effective 16th November 2024 onwards.
- Taking the above reductions into account, the average supply of APM based natural gas for
CNG (T) segment during the quarter was at ~47%. As stated, the shortfall
was met through supplies under the existing contracts, allocation of natural gas under New
Well gas pricing mechanism and by ways of purchase through IGX gas exchange, ensuring
uninterrupted supply.
- Recently, with effect from 16th January 2025, APM allocation of natural gas for CNG (T) has
increased from 37% to 51%. As already notified by the Company, this would have a positive
impact for the next quarter.
Adani TotalEnergies E-mobility Limited (ATEL), Adani TotalEnergies Biomass Limited (ATBL)
and LNG for Transport & Mining (LTM)
- 1914 EV charging points have already been commissioned across 226
cities- 22 States & 4 Union-Territories. Large number of charge points are at
various stage of progress.
- Presence of our Charge points have now increased to 20 Airports in India.
- ATBL has commenced production and sales of CBG from Barsana plant and hope to enhance the
same along with sale of Fermented Organic Manure (FOM)/ Phosphate rich organic manure (PROM)
soon in the future
- Company has commenced the first LNG Station for long haul trucks and Buses in Tirupur,
Tamilnadu. Many more LNG stations are at various stage of progress
Financial Highlights Q3FY25 (Standalone) Y-o-Y:
- Revenue from Operations increased by 12%, reaching INR 1,397
Cr
- EBITDA stood at INR 272 Cr
- PAT for the quarter was INR 143 Cr
Consolidated Q3FY25 PAT
- Earned consolidated PAT of INR 142 Cr
Financial Highlights 9MFY25 (Standalone) Y-o-Y:
- Revenue from Operations increased by 11%, reaching INR 3950
Cr
- EBITDA rose by 6% to INR 893 Cr
- PAT increased by 2% to INR 499 Cr
Consolidated 9MFY25 PAT:
- Earned a consolidated PAT of INR 500 Cr
Ahmedabad, 27 January 2025: 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 nine months ended 31st December 2024.
“ATGL maintained its growth trajectory, focusing on customer centric approach and delivering a
robust operational performance with a notable 15% year-on-year increase in volume. Despite the
reduced APM gas allocation, Team ATGL ensured an uninterrupted supply of CNG to our large masses
of consumers by sourcing additional supplies of gas through alternative options. The key to us
is to calibrate the end prices balancing the affordability of end consumers and other
stakeholders including profitability of the Company which is evident from our growth in the
volumes of 15% and EBIDTA growth of 6% for 9 months period on YoY basis. We are striving to
further accelerate development of PNG and CNG infrastructure across our 34 GAs, including the
recently added Jalandhar GA in Punjab,” said Mr. Suresh P Manglani, ED & CEO, ATGL.
Standalone Operational and Infrastructural Highlights:
| Operational Performance |
| Particulars |
UoM |
9M
FY25
|
9M
FY24
|
%
Change
YoY
|
Q3
FY25
|
Q3
FY24
|
% Change YoY |
| Sales Volume |
MMSCM |
730 |
633 |
15% |
257 |
224 |
15% |
| CNG Sales |
MMSCM |
486 |
408 |
19% |
171 |
144 |
19% |
| PNG Sales |
MMSCM |
244 |
225 |
8% |
86 |
80 |
8% |
| Infrastructure Performance |
| Particulars |
UoM |
As on 31 Dec’ 24 |
9M
Additions
|
Q3
Additions
|
| MSN (IK) |
Nos. |
13,082 |
1060 |
566 |
| Domestic-PNG |
Nos. |
9,21,677 |
1,01,310 |
28,677 |
| Commercial -PNG |
Nos. |
6,028 |
402 |
114 |
| Industrial-PNG |
Nos. |
2,885 |
180 |
53 |
Infrastructure & Operations Commentary – Q3FY25
- Crossed 600 CNG stations to reach at 605 CNG stations across 34 GAs
- Over 9 lakh homes are now connected with Piped Natural gas
- CNG Volume increased by 19% Y-o-Y on account of CNG network expansion
across multiple Geographical Areas (GAs)
- With addition of new PNG connections, PNG Volume has increased by 8% Y-o-Y
- Overall volume has increased by 15% Y-o-Y
Standalone Financial Highlights:
| Financial Performance |
| Particulars |
UoM |
9M
FY25
|
9M
FY24
|
%
Change
YoY
|
Q3
FY25
|
Q3
FY24
|
% Change
YoY
|
| Revenue from Operations |
INR Cr |
3,950 |
3,556 |
11% |
1397 |
1243 |
12% |
| Cost of Natural Gas |
INR Cr |
2,666 |
2,391 |
11% |
991 |
824 |
20% |
| Gross Profit |
INR Cr |
1,284 |
1,165 |
10% |
406 |
419 |
-3% |
| EBITDA |
INR Cr |
893 |
846 |
6% |
272 |
301 |
-10% |
| Profit Before Tax |
INR Cr |
670 |
655 |
2% |
193 |
231 |
-17% |
| Profit After Tax |
INR Cr |
499 |
488 |
2% |
143 |
172 |
-17% |
Results Commentary Q3 FY25
- Revenue from operations rose by 12% on account of higher volume
- Besides higher volume, with lower allocation of APM gas to CNG segment coupled with higher
R-LNG price due to winter, the cost of Natural gas rose by 20%
- During the quarter, APM allocation for CNG segment was at ~47%, the balance
was met with New Well Gas, existing contracts and Spot procurement.
- ATGL took a balanced approach in passing the higher gas cost to ensure volume growth does
not get impacted, but due to the replacement of APM gas with other sources, the gas cost has
increased, which has impacted the Quarter profitability.
- EBITDA was adversely impacted due to higher gas costs. Quarterly EBIDTA declined 10% Y-o-Y
to INR 272 Crs.
- PBT and PAT declined by 17% on account of increased depreciation due to
expanding asset base
Digitalization and Customer Delight Highlights
- Besides already providing state of art digital channel for customer delight, now ATGL has
launched a Doorstep Customer Delight program to provide delightful experience to its
customers at their doorstep.
Key ESG Highlights
- ATGL’s DJSI net ESG score improved to 62 from 54, positioned in
80th percentile
- ATGL received Humanity Hero Awardfrom Yuva
Unstoppable for significant contribution towards CSR activities.
- 25 sites are now facilitated with Rainwater Harvesting
system
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