Adani Total Gas Powers Ahead with 16% Growth in CNG Volumes

Adani Total Gas Ltd. reported robust volume growth of 16% year-on-year for the April to June quarter, primarily driven by a 21% surge in CNG volumes. The company achieved a combined CNG and PNG volume of 267 MMSCM, marking a 16% year-on-year increase. During the period, three new CNG stations were added, expanding the network to 650 stations.

The Adani Group company also bolstered its PNG home connections to 9.90 lakh, with an addition of 26,869 new homes during the quarter. Industrial and commercial connections rose to 9,456, adding 157 new customers. The firm is focused on transforming India's energy landscape through extensive infrastructure development.

In its Q2 2025 operational and financial performance announcement, CEO Suresh P Manglani highlighted the expanded CGD networks across 34 Geographical Areas with significant pipeline infrastructure, nearly reaching 1 million consumer connections, and increased EV charging points. Despite higher-priced gas allocations, ATGL maintained reliable supply and stable EBITDA.

Looking forward, the company aims to extend its CGD infrastructure and expand ventures into LNG, e-mobility solutions, and compressed biogas. It reported a 21% increase in revenue, with a robust presence in 53 Geographical Areas, including a JV with Indian Oil. It also launched subsidiaries for its e-mobility and biomass businesses.

(With inputs from agencies.)