New Delhi: AWL Agri Business posted its highest-ever Q1 revenue at Rs 17,059 crore for 2025-26, up 21 per cent from the April-June quarter in 2024-25. The company’s edible oil business significantly grew, i.e., 26 per cent year-on-year. The particular segment was the major contributor in company’s revenue growth as it recorded Rs 13,415 crore contribution, making up 78.6 per cent of total revenue and 61 per cent of the overall volume mix.
AWL Agri Business’ Food & FMCG segment recorded a decline in revenue of 8 per cent as it was impacted by the consolidation of non-basmati rice business, one off G2G rice business in base year and lower rice exports.
On an LTM basis theCompany delivered operating EBITDA of Rs 2,384 crore. In Q1 FY’26, operating EBITDA stood at Rs 519 crore and Profit After Tax (PAT) at Rs 238 crore.
In Q1, the Food & FMCG segment posted Rs 1,414 crore in revenue, a decline of 8% YoY due to multiple transient headwinds. However, excluding the G2G rice business, revenue from the Food & FMCG segment increased by 4% YoY.
“The Company witnessed a temporary volume decline, primarily influenced by the consolidation of its regional rice operations and muted consumer demand. Encouragingly, the core categories delivered healthy volume growth, and revenue rose 21% YoY, driven by higher edible oil realizations. We also delivered healthy profits in LTM Jun ‘25 with operating EBITDA of Rs 2,384 crore and PAT of Rs 1,151 crore, nearing our highest-ever rolling 12-months profits, despite the headwind of custom duty cuts on edible oils. Our focus on improving the profitability in the Food & FMCG segment has led to highest-ever PBT of 75 crores in Q1, with PBT margin of 5.3%,” Angshu Mallick, MD & CEO, AWL Agri Business Ltd. (formerly known as Adani Wilmar Ltd.) said.