Adani Ports share price: returns, PE, FY25 results

Latest trading snapshot (05 May 2026)

Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd was last traded at ₹1,747.00, after moving up 0.26% from its previous close of ₹1,742.60. The screen data also showed a price near ₹1,748.10 with a day move of 5.50 points (0.32%) as of 09:48 on 05 May 2026. These updates place the stock in focus within the transport infrastructure space, where short-term moves often reflect both market sentiment and sector flows. The broader context in recent months includes both sharp drawdowns during risk-off sessions and strong multi-month returns, depending on the chosen timeframe.

Returns profile across key timeframes

The stock’s trailing returns table in the data shows strong gains over one month and one year, and a very large increase over three years. At the same time, the one-day return in the table is modest, indicating that the larger moves have been driven by multi-session trends rather than a single day.

Conflicting ticks in the feed and what they imply

The same feed also contains multiple price points clustered around the mid-₹1,440s, including ₹1,446.50 (down 0.47%), ₹1,453.30 (flat), ₹1,448.40 (down 0.34%), ₹1,454.80 (up 0.10%), and ₹1,442.00 (down 0.78%). These appear as separate intraday updates or separate sessions captured in the dataset. Taken together, they highlight that Adani Ports has traded through periods of tight consolidation as well as sharper moves.

Valuation and key ratios cited

The stock was shown trading at a price-to-earnings (PE) multiple of 26.8000 versus an industry PE of 26.8932. The dataset also lists return on equity (ROE) of 17.8273 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.8475. These figures are typically used by investors to compare valuation against peers and to assess leverage alongside profitability. In this case, the quoted PE is close to the industry average, while the cited ROE and leverage provide additional context on capital efficiency and balance-sheet risk.

January 2026 sell-off: regulatory headline shock

Adani group stocks saw heavy selling pressure after a US markets regulator moved a court seeking permission to serve legal summons via email to Gautam Adani and group executive Sagar Adani in an alleged fraud and bribery case. The same report said about $12.5 billion in market value was wiped out across listed group companies during the session. On that day, Adani Enterprises fell 10.65% to ₹1,864.2, while other companies closed with losses ranging from 3.4% to 14.54%. Adani Green Energy fell 14.6%, Adani Energy Solutions fell 12%, and Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone was reported down 7.5%.

Nifty 50 session: Adani Ports drops 5.64% amid volume surge

In another market update dated January 23, 2026, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone was reported to have fallen 5.64% to ₹1,334.40 amid a surge in trading volume. The stock was described as being among the top losers on the Nifty 50 that day, and it is also identified as a Nifty 50 constituent. A separate line in the same cluster cited the stock declining 6.02% to ₹1,328.80 during the broader group-led fall.

Consolidated quarterly performance: Sep 2024 to Sep 2025

The consolidated quarterly data in the article shows a steady rise in revenue and net profit over five reported quarters. Revenue increased from ₹7,067.02 crore (Sep 2024) to ₹9,167.46 crore (Sep 2025). Net profit rose from ₹2,414.01 crore to ₹3,330.39 crore over the same period. EPS was reported at 11.32 (Sep 2024) and 14.39 (Sep 2025), with a peak of 15.34 in Jun 2025 within the provided sequence.

Annual performance through FY25 and cash flow headline

The annual consolidated table shows revenue rising from ₹12,549.60 crore (2021) to ₹31,078.60 crore (2025), while net profit increased to ₹10,919.70 crore in 2025 from ₹5,063.01 crore in 2021. Another statement in the dataset lists sales at ₹31,078 crore (Mar 2025) versus ₹26,710 crore (Mar 2024), and net profit at ₹10,919 crore (Mar 2025) versus ₹8,265 crore (Mar 2024). In cash flow data, operating activities were listed at ₹17,226 crore for Mar 2025, with net cash flow of ₹1,830 crore.

Corporate actions and scheduled results event

The company announced a board meeting scheduled for February 3, 2026 to consider and approve financial results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025. The dataset also mentions an intimation about conversion of the statutory auditor’s firm into an LLP. On shareholder returns, a final dividend of ₹7 per share (350%) was stated with an effective date of June 13, 2025, compared with ₹6 per share in 2024 and ₹5 per share in 2023, 2022 and 2021. A historical stock split was also cited: face value split from ₹10 to ₹2, announced on May 17, 2010, effective September 23, 2010.

Promoter stake increase in Q3FY26 and shareholding snapshot

A separate section in the material reported promoters increasing their stake in Adani Ports by 2.13 percentage points during the quarter. Promoter stake was shown rising from 65.89% (Q2FY26) to 68.02% (Q3FY26). The same snapshot listed market capitalisation at ₹3,10,962.80 crore and share price at ₹1,439.55 for that reference point. It also provided a shareholder mix: retail investors at 4.99%, domestic institutional investors at 13.89%, and foreign institutional investors at 13.10%.

Conclusion

The dataset presents two parallel realities for Adani Ports: strong multi-year and recent-month returns alongside sharp, headline-driven drawdowns during January 2026 sessions. Financial tables included in the material show steady growth in consolidated revenue and profit through Sep 2025 and FY25. Near-term attention, based on the provided corporate calendar, centres on the February 3, 2026 board meeting for results covering the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025.