Adani Wilmar returns to profitability with a profit of Rs 311.02 crore and a 17.9% YoY increase in revenue.

Adani Wilmar declared a profit of Rs 311.02 crore for the fiscal second quarter on Thursday, compared to a loss of Rs 130.73 crore for the same period in FY24. It reported operating income of Rs 14,460.45 crore, a 17.9% increase over Rs 12,267.15 crore in the same period of the previous fiscal year. EBITDA for the company was Rs 566 crore.

Adani Wilmar reported robust double-digit YoY volume growth of 12%. The Food & FMCG and edible oils industries saw robust double-digit sales growth of 34% YoY and 21% YoY, respectively.

Adani Wilmar Limited’s MD and CEO, Angshu Mallick, stated that the company’s revenue increased by 18% year over year to Rs 14,460 crore. With double-digit growth in the edible oils and food & FMCG industries, we have produced another excellent quarter. sales from food and FMCG increased 34% year over year, while sales from edible oils increased 21%. Our company has been able to generate substantial profits over the last four quarters thanks to the stability of edible oil prices. Our half-year operational EBITDA of Rs 1,232 crore and PAT of Rs 624 crore reached their highest levels ever in H1’25.

The creation of the “AWL-Employee Stock Option Scheme 2024” was also approved by the business board. The ESOP plan is being developed to compensate staff members and match their goals with the organization’s long-term goals. According to a regulatory filing, “the Board has authorized the granting of employee stock options to the eligible employees of the Company and its subsidiaries in the amount of up to 1.29 crores (1% of total shares) under this scheme.”

By the end of September 24, Adani Wilmar has directly reached over 36,000 rural villages through the expansion of its distribution network. By the conclusion of FY25, it stated, the objective is to reach more than 50,000 rural communities and promote outlet penetration and volume offtake in the new outlets.

With revenue over the previous 12 months surpassing Rs 3,000 crore, revenue from nontraditional channels grew at a robust double-digit rate YoY in Q2. The e-commerce sector has grown even faster, with sales nearly quadrupling over the past four years.

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