Adani Total Gas posts 19% profit drop in Q3 FY2025 with 12.5% revenue increase, stock falls 4% in response
The third quarter of the 2024 financial year saw Adani Total Gas report a net profit decline of 19.4%. Net profit decreased to ₹142.38 crore in the current period while the company had recorded ₹176.64 crore profit a year ago. The company’s operating revenue expansion worked as an equilibrium to offset profit declines between October and December 2024.
Adani Total Gas Faces Profit Decline in Q3
Adani’s Total Gas profit numbers have sparked scepticism because they show a declining trend. Strong reductions in earnings data appear during the December 2024 quarter results. Adani Total Gas delivered ₹142.38 crore in Q3 FY2025 net profits but these results fell 19.4% below the previous year’s Q3 period. The market showed concern about Q3 FY2025 revenue growth because profits decreased despite increased revenue.
Market investors sold their shares through trading after the company published its financial data.
When trading began on the Bombay Stock Exchange Monday morning Adani Total Gas shares started at ₹640 before settling at ₹641.80 during the day. During market hours investors drove the stock value down to a trading session low of ₹612.85 which caused the company’s market value to decrease by 4%.
Revenue Growth Amid Profit Decline
The financial profit decreased significantly whereas operational revenue increased notably throughout this period. The second quarter of the year 2024–2025 saw Adani Total Gas sales surge to ₹1,400.88 crore compared to ₹1,244 crore during the corresponding financial period of 2023–2024. Radical growth in natural gas consumption together with increased customer enrollment led to a 12.5% increase in revenue during the span.
Better business results occur when the organization enhances its infrastructure system by attracting more customers. During the nine months to December 2024, volume data showed a 15% growth pattern that matched the prior period’s sales growth rates. The record-breaking steel pipeline network development for Adani Total Gas amounted to 13,082 km of infrastructure during the period in question.
Quarterly and Sequential Profit Comparison
The company’s performance results between each successional quarter revealed a decreasing trend in profits. In September, the cumulative figure for Jadambha’s profits was ₹185.60, while ₹142.38 was lost in the negative financial report of December. The summary reflects a 23% loss in the profitability of the period of interest.
Overall the company achieves operational expansion even though its profits fall. Gas sales volume growth and expanding network infrastructure point to lasting business growth possibilities for the company in the future. The growth of customer connections combined with accelerating CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) and PNG (Piped Natural Gas) sales shows that the natural gas sector faces rising demand.
Market Reaction and Stock Performance
After releasing these results the market showed its response through decreased trading value of Adani Total Gas shares. The opening price of ₹640 decreased to an endpoint of ₹612.85 while this movement recorded a 4% loss during market hours. Current market conditions have brought about a downward trend that affects not only the company’s stock price but also greater indices including both the Sensex and Nifty-50. During the last year, the business stock value endured a significant decline because it decreased by more than 40%.