Reliance Infrastructure Ltd on Monday released its fiscal fourth quarter earnings wherein it announced that it has reduced its standalone net debt to zero from banks and financial institutions. This led to the Anil Ambani-led company to significantly reduce approximately Rs 3,300 crore during FY25.
Post the earnings announcement, shares of Reliance Infra dropped by 4.96 per cent today to a trading price of Rs 291.00.
The company which has interests across power distribution, roads, metro services, and defence, recorded consolidated profit at Rs 4,387 crore in Q4FY25 in comparison to a loss of Rs 3,298 crore recorded during the third quarter of FY25. Its adjusted EBITDA skyrocketed by around 681 per cent to Rs 8,876 crore as against Rs 1,136 crore during the previous quarter of the same fiscal year.
The company’s consolidated net worth stood at Rs 14,287 crore as on March 31, 2025, posting a growth of 44 per cent on-quarter in comparison to Rs 9,899 crore as on December 31, 2024.
For the full year, the company recorded a consolidated profit of Rs 4,938 crore as against a loss of Rs 1,609 crore in FY24. The EBITDA stood at Rs 12,288 crore, recording a growth of 154 per cent on-year as against Rs 4,842 crore reported during FY24. The operating income, meanwhile, stood at Rs 23,592 crore, up 7 per cent on-year.
During the period in review, over 44549 new households were added in Delhi Discoms, taking the total households to 52.26 lakh. The Transmission & Distribution (T&D) loss reduced below 7 per cent, on a rolling basis, in Delhi Discoms backed by high operational efficiencies, said Reliance Infrastructure in a regulatory filing.
Delhi Discoms successfully met combined peak demand of 3,623 MW during the quarter, per details provided by Reliance Infra.
Meanwhile, Mumbai Metro One weekday ridership reached a milestone figure of 500,000 in Q4FY25 with 99.99 per cent train availability and punctuality, it added.