Adani Total Gas Q1 Results: In the energy sector, the country’s leading energy company Adani Total Gas Limited announced the first quarter results of FY 2025-26 on Monday 28 July 2025. ATGL has announced the basic scholar, financial performance and operation for the quarter ended on 30 June 2025.

21 percent rise in operational revenue

The company’s operational revenue stood at Rs 1491 crore during the first quarter, which was Rs 1237 crore last year during the same period. That is, it has increased by 21 percent. The gross advantage of ATGL was 442 crores during the June quarter, which was Rs 434 crore during the same period last year. That is, it has increased by 2 percent.

The early tax benefit of ATGL was Rs 219 crore during the June quarter, which was Rs 237 crore during the same period last year. That is, it has increased by 7 percent. However, Ebitda has decreased by 2 percent and in this June quarter where Ibitda was Rs 301 crore. At the same time, it was Rs 308 crore during the same period of the last financial year.

16 percent increase in volume

The company’s executive director Suresh P. Mangalani says that this quarter achieved a strong volume growth of 16% year-on-year. In this, the growth of 21% in CNG volume was a major. He said that the CGD network is being expanded by ATGL in all 34 geographical areas (GA), which has so far added 14,000 inch-km steel pipelines, 650 CNG stations and about 1 million customers.

With this, the number of electric vehicle charging points has reached beyond 3,800. He said that APM gas allocation for CNG was only 43% and the remaining gas was taken from new gas and HPHT gas, then 100% supply reliability and prudent pricing for consumers.

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Adani-mbani deal: The country’s two veteran businessmen Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani have partnered to carry forward their business. Under this, both will carry forward the sale of automatic fuel. In fact, there has been a deal between Mukesh Ambani’s Joint Venture Reliance BP Mobility and Gautam Adani’s company Adani Total Gas Ltd-Atgl.

What happened in both companies?

Under this deal, petrol and diesel of Jio-BP brand will be available at some petrol pump of ATGL. Similarly, CNG stations of ATGL will be installed in some Jio-BP petrol pumps. This will increase the sale of fuel of both companies, both will also grow business and it will benefit the common man as it will give customers all three petrol, diesel and CNG at the same company’s petrol pump. This will also make it easier during the journey.

Under this partnership, the outlets to be installed in the coming time will also be covered by both the petrol pumps of both companies. Jio-BP has 1,972 petrol pumps across the country, while ATGL has 650 CNG stations. All these covers will be made.

Before this came forward for this work

This is the second time in recent times, when two business tycoon has come forward to do business together. In March this year, both of them came together for a power project in Madhya Pradesh. Under this, Reliance Industries bought a 26 percent stake in a power project in Madhya Pradesh, and Reliance also signed an agreement to buy 500 MW power.

Both did not come to each other

Where Ambani’s interest is spread from oil and gas to retail and telecom. At the same time, Adani’s focus ranges from ports to airports coal and mining. However, both businessmen have planned to invest billions of dollars in clean energy business. Where Adani Renewable Energy Mega Parks are being built and have also stepped into manufacturing solar modules and wind turbines.

At the same time, Reliance is constructing four gigafactory for solar panels, batteries, green hydrogen and fuel cells in Jamnagar, Gujarat. Reliance is also planned to create a renewable energy capacity in Kavra, Gujarat, where Adani is also making the world’s largest solar park with a 30 -gW capacity.

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