Aegis Vopak Terminals FY26 Revenue Up 17% to ₹9,231 Cr, PAT Rises 52%
Aegis Vopak Terminals reported FY26 revenue of ₹9,231 million, up 17.0%, and PAT of ₹3,419 million, up 52.1%. Key developments include commissioning of LPG terminals, signing of a 15-year agreement for petroleum products, and announcing India's first independent Ammonia Terminal. The company also entered an MoU for the Vadhavan Port project and acquired a 75% stake in HALPG.
The announcement details significant financial performance improvements, strategic acquisitions, major project developments (like the Ammonia terminal and Vadhavan Port investment), and positive rating outlook changes, all of which are material to the company's future growth and financial standing.
The company reported strong financial growth with significant increases in revenue, EBITDA, and PAT. Strategic developments, including new terminal commissions, acquisitions, and major project announcements like the Ammonia Terminal and Vadhavan Port investment, indicate positive future prospects.
Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited (AVTL) announced its financial results for FY26, reporting a significant increase in revenue and profit. The company's revenue from operations grew by 17.0% year-on-year to ₹9,231 million (₹923.1 crore), with EBITDA rising by 19.4% to ₹6,865 million (₹686.5 crore) and Profit After Tax (PAT) surging by 52.1% to ₹3,419 million (₹341.9 crore). For the fourth quarter of FY26, revenue from operations increased by 22.2% to ₹2,435 million (₹243.5 crore), EBITDA grew by 24.2% to ₹1,792 million (₹179.2 crore), and PAT saw a 15.3% rise to ₹739 million (₹73.9 crore).
Key operational highlights for FY26 include the commissioning of an 82,000-metric-ton cryogenic LPG terminal at Mangalore in June and the inauguration of a 48,000 metric-ton cryogenic LPG terminal in Pipavav in July 2025. The company also signed a 15-year take-or-pay agreement for petroleum products at Pipavav, handling over half a million metric tons annually. Furthermore, AVTL announced the construction of India's first independent 36,000-MT Ammonia Terminal, expected by Q1 FY27, and entered a non-binding MoU to invest approximately ₹20,000 crore in the Vadhavan Port project. India Ratings upgraded the Group's outlook to Positive and reaffirmed its AA rating in June 2025. The company also successfully raised and listed two NCDs on NSE, raising INR 660 crore and INR 1,030 crore.
In terms of strategic initiatives, AVTL completed the acquisition of a 75% stake in HALPG, adding 25,000 MT of LPG capacity and entry into the East Coast. The company is also undertaking an expansion at JNPA with a capex of ₹1,675 crore, including significant augmentation of liquid and LPG storage capacity. A strategic partnership with Itochu in an Ammonia Project is underway, aiming for a 25% stake in three years. The company recommended a final dividend of 2%, or ₹0.2 per share, for the financial year ended March 31, 2026.
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