AVTL delivered a strong FY26, with Revenue from Operations up 17% to ₹923.1 Cr and PAT soaring 52.1% to ₹341.9 Cr.

Q4 also showed robust performance.

Both Gas and Liquid terminalling segments contributed significantly, maintaining strong margins (FY26 EBITDA margin at 74.4% and PAT margin at 37.0%). Strategic expansion is a key focus.

AVTL commissioned new LPG terminals at Mangalore (82,000 MT) and Pipavav (48,000 MT), boosting Pipavav's total LPG capacity to 70,800 MT.

They also commenced operations at a VLGC berth in Kandla.

Major agreements include a 15-year petroleum product deal at Pipavav and a 15-year take-or-pay for India's first independent 36,000-MT Ammonia Terminal.

AVTL is pursuing new growth avenues with a ₹20,000 Cr investment MoU for Vadhavan Port and a 75% stake acquisition in HALPG, expanding East Coast presence.

Management plans aggressive growth, aiming for $1.2 billion (~₹9,960 Cr) in capex next year and $5 billion (~₹41,500 Cr) by 2030, driven by internal accruals and debt.

The board declared a final dividend of ₹0.2 per share.