Adani Transmission Limited is a private limited power transmission company that stands on the list of largest power transmission companies in India. It is based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Founded in 2013, it operates as a subsidiary of the Adani Group, which is involved in various sectors of the operation. ATL is primarily involved in the business of transmission of electricity as it possesses a large number of Transmission lines and Substations across India.
More attention is paid to the substantial and safe power transmission that plays an essential role in the development of the country’s energy system.Â
Adani Transmission Share Price Current Market Overview
- Today’s Open: 1045.00
- Today’s High: 1046.10
- Today’s Low: 1020.05
- Current Share Price: 1026.90
- Market Capital: 1.23L Cr
- P/E: 832.58
- Dividend Yield: N/A
- 52 Week High: 1348.00
- 52 Week Low: 686.00
Adani Transmission Share Price Current Graph
Adani Transmission Share Price Target Tomorrow From 2024 To 2030
This analysis for upcoming years is based on market valuation, industrial trends, and expert analysis.
| S. No. | Share Price Target Years | Share Target Value |
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2024 | 1536.12 |
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2025 | 1650.21 |
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2026 | 1789.45 |
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2027 | 1894.02 |
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2028 | 1984.45 |
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2029 | 2127.23 |
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2030 | 2207.03 |
Shareholding Pattern For Adani Transmission
- Promoters: 69.59%
- Foreign Institutions: 19.23%
- Domestic Institutions: 5.34%
- Public: 5.84%
Adani Transmission Annual Income Statement
Here is a comparison of Adani Transmission Limited’s revenue and net income.
For detailed information regarding the annual income statement, refer to the given data.Â
| Particulars | Info 2024 | Y/Y Change |
| Revenue | 166.07B | 24.94% (+) |
| Operating Expenses | 50.48B | 37.94% (+) |
| Net Income | 11.37B | 9.48% (-) |
| Net Profit Margin | 6.85 | 27.51% (-) |
| Earning Per Share | 10.20 | 8.11% (-) |
| EBITDA | 61.02B | 30.64% (+) |
| Effective Tax Rate | 32.81% | N/A |
Challenges For Adani Transmission Share Price
Regulatory Risks
Political risks This is a risk that emanates from shifting government policies and regulations that might affect the firm’s revenues and operation.
Interest Rate Fluctuations
High inflation leads to increased interest rates, and this makes the cost of borrowing high, and hence the profitability margin shrinks.
Operational Risks
Any disruptions or indicators of a decline in the execution of the project will have a potential impact on revenues.
Market Competition
Rising competitive industry pressures might ensue, as well as lower margins in the power transmission space.
