AWL Share Price Surges Over 8% After Record Q1 Revenue Performance

Market Performance: AWL Share Price Soars

AWL share price saw a significant upswing during Thursday's trading session, climbing more than 8% intraday. The stock opened at ₹263.25 on the BSE and surged to an intraday high of ₹283.85, gaining strong momentum after the company released its record-breaking Q1 revenue figures.

This marks one of the most notable single-day gains for the stock in recent months.

Main News: AWL Delivers Highest-Ever Q1 Revenue

AWL Agri Business Ltd, formerly known as Adani Wilmar Ltd, reported its highest quarterly revenue for the June quarter (Q1FY26), totaling ₹17,059 Crore. This reflects a 21% year-on-year (YoY) increase, driven mainly by strong realisations in the edible oil segment.

Despite the impressive revenue performance, the company saw a 24% YoY drop in consolidated net profit, falling to ₹237.95 Crore from ₹313.20 Crore in the same quarter last year.

Company Details: Segment-Wise Revenue Breakdown

AWL's revenue growth in Q1FY26 was supported by substantial contributions from its primary business verticals:

Edible Oil Segment

• Revenue rose by 26% YoY to ₹13,415 Crore
• Volume declined by 4%, but higher realisations offset the dip

Food and FMCG

• Reported ₹1,414 Crore in revenue
• Registered an 8% YoY decline due to temporary operational challenges

Industry Essentials

• Revenue stood at ₹2,229.88 Crore
• Improved from ₹1,986.26 Crore in the previous year

While specific sectors experienced volume pressure, the company emphasized that core categories showed strong volume growth. This was primarily due to a focus on improved pricing and integration strategies in the rice segment.

Financial Snapshot

Here is a quick financial breakdown of AWL's Q1FY26 performance:

Revenue

• ₹17,059 Crore (Up 21% YoY)

Net Profit

• ₹237.95 Crore (Down 24% YoY)
• Previous year Q1 net profit: ₹313.20 Crore

Total Expenses

• ₹16,954.14 crore (Up from ₹13,789.67 crore)

Recent Developments: Group Strategy Shift

In December, the Adani Group announced its exit from AWL, marking the end of its joint venture with the Singapore-based Wilmar Group. This move signified a strategic reshuffle for the conglomerate and a new independent trajectory for AWL Agri Business Ltd.

For the entire FY24-25 period, the company reported:

• Net profit: ₹1,225.81 Crore
• Total income: ₹63,910.28 Crore

Summary: AWL Share Price Jumps on Strong Revenue Momentum

The impressive surge in AWL share price follows the company's record quarterly revenue, despite a dip in profitability. A 26% jump in edible oil revenues, strategic integration moves, and robust growth in industry essentials have positioned AWL strongly in the consumer goods space.

With total income nearing ₹64,000 Crore in the fiscal year and resilient segmental performance, AWL continues to strengthen its market position in the edible oil and FMCG sectors, driving market interest and stock movement.