Adani Total Gas 9M FY23 Results
Volume increased by 10%
PNG Domestic consumers crossed 6.5 lakh
CNG stations increased to 382
Revenue from Operations - INR 3,486 Cr - increase of
EBITDA - INR 702 Cr
Editor’s Synopsis
Operational Highlights 9M FY23 (Standalone):
- CNG Stations now increased to 382, added 48 New CNG Stations
- Crossed 6.5 lakh PNG Domestic connections, total PNG home at 6.56 lakh, added over 90,000 new homes on PNG
- Industrial & Commercial connections increased to 6,290, added 614 new consumers
- Completed over 10500 Inch Km of Steel Pipeline
- Combined CNG and PNG volume of 560 MMSCM, increase of 10%
Financial Highlights 9M FY23 (Standalone) Y-o-Y:
- Revenue from Operations increased by 63% to INR 3,486 Cr
- EBITDA of INR 702 Cr
- Reported PBT of INR 574 Cr,
- Reported PAT at INR 426 Cr
Consolidated PAT
- Consolidated PAT at INR 449 Cr
Other Key updates
- 32 EV charge points installed at various strategic locations across India and many more under installations.
- Construction work commences to build largest CBG plant at Barsana, near Mathura.
Ahmedabad, 9 February 2023: Adani Total Gas Ltd (“ATGL”), India’s leading City Gas Distribution company, announced today its operational and financial performance for the nine months and quarter ended 31st December 2022.
“During the quarter, ATGL has delivered a good performance with its calibrated approach despite the high input gas price scenario. While gas sector has been seeing volatility in prices due to geopolitical issues, we have seen a moderation in the international gas prices in the recent weeks. We are confident that this, coupled with the increase in domestic gas supply and expected increased allocation to the CGD sector, will drive increased demand across both PNG and CNG segments,” said Mr. Suresh P Manglani, CEO of Adani Total Gas. ”Further, in line with our strategy on acceleration and to boost eco system for PNG and CNG in new Geographical Areas (GAs), we have already completed minimum work program for FY24 towards the steel pipeline network in 11 out of 15 of our Geographical Areas awarded in 9th and 10th Round and working with a virtual pipeline in the balance GAs. Similarly, we have also completed the CNG stations required for minimum work program for FY24 in 14 Geographical Areas out of 15 Geographical Areas, for 9th and 10th round GAs to develop an ecosystem in these Geographical Areas”.
Standalone Operational and Financial Highlights:
Particulars |
UoM |
Q3 FY23 |
Q3 FY22 |
9M FY23 |
9M FY22 |
% Change YoY |
Operational Performance |
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Sales Volume |
MMSCM |
186 |
192 |
560 |
507 |
10% |
CNG Sales |
MMSCM |
116 |
101 |
338 |
260 |
30% |
PNG Sales |
MMSCM |
70 |
91 |
222 |
248 |
-11% |
Financial Performance |
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Revenue from Operations |
INR Cr |
1,186 |
932 |
3,486 |
2,141 |
63% |
Cost of Natural Gas |
INR Cr |
856 |
655 |
2,501 |
1,264 |
98% |
Gross Profit |
INR Cr |
329 |
276 |
985 |
877 |
12% |
EBITDA |
INR Cr |
238 |
211 |
702 |
673 |
4% |
Profit before Tax |
INR Cr |
201 |
177 |
574 |
576 |
- |
Profit After Tax |
INR Cr |
148 |
132 |
426 |
429 |
- |
Results Commentary 9M FY23 (Y-o-Y)
- CNG Volume has increased by 30% Y-o-Y on account of Customer activities along with network expansion of CNG stations
- PNG Volume decreased by 11% Y-o-Y due to lesser offtake of gas largely by Industrial consumers owing to high PNG prices resulting from higher gas cost.
- Increase of Revenue by 63% on account of higher volume coupled with increase in sales price
- Cost of gas increased by 98% majorly on account of replacement of APM price with UBP price for CNG and Domestic PNG. However UBP price gas shortfall was reduced and there was also increase in R-LNG price which is procured for Industrial and Commercial segment.
- In spite of high gas prices, ATGL had taken calibrated approach in maintaining balanced pricing strategy and despite passing on high gas prices to its consumer, ATGL sustained its volume and growth, thereby helping sustain its EBITDA of INR 702 Crs on Y-o-Y basis.
- LNG price indices have lowered toward the end of Q3 and ATGL will continue its effort to have efficient gas sourcing to reduce the impact of volatility in gas prices.
Capital & Leverage Position:
ATGL has a Healthy Balance Sheet with
- Debt-to-Equity ratio at 0.4X
- Net Debt to EBITDA (annualized) is at 0.9X
Further, ATGL has been rated AA- (Stable) by ICRA and has Return on Capital Employed at ~ 20.8% and will continue to focus on maintaining the return ratios.
Other Key Updates:
- Total 32 EV charging points have been made available across multiple locations.
- Laid the foundation stone for Barsana, near Mathura and commence the construction work.
- ATGL has received the “ESG Initiative of the Year” award from ET Energyworld Annual Gas Conclave for its activity under Greenmosphere Initiative working towards Low Carbon Society.
- Continued thrust towards transformation of our ‘Customer Care’ to Customer Delight in terms of launching of 100% online name transfer facility through Mobile App & Website, Online Refund process through Mobile App, Introduction of Indian Local Language Support (Hindi & Gujarati) in Mobile Application , Self-Billing Facility to Customers through Mobile Application and automated IVR which is the first ever of its kind in the CGD industry for delightful customer experience.