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GAIL (India) Limited achieved record financial performance its 41st Annual General Meeting with highest-ever EBITDA, PBT, and PAT. Revenue rose to Rs 1.37 lakh crore.

Gail (India) Limited organized its 41st annual general meeting (AGM), which marks the sixth consecutive year of hosting the incident for the sixth year on Friday. The meeting highlighted the company’s record-breaking financial and operational performance in FY25.

Gail reported his highest profits, with profit before tax (PBT) increased by 28% to increased from ₹ 14,825 crore to and more than 11,555 crore and after tax profit (PAT) climbed 28% to 28% to ₹ 11,312 crore. Revenue from operation also increased to ₹ 1,32,288 crore.

Shareholders, Chairman and Managing Director Shri Sandeep Kumar Gupta said that Gail received a capital expenditure of ₹ 10,512 crore in FY 25, carried forward the natural gas infrastructure of India with a commission of 277 km pipelines and progressed on major corridors such as durgapur -Holdia and Mumbai -Nagpur -Mahasudra. The company’s natural gas transmission volume touched an all -time high of 127.32 MMSCMD.

On the consumer’s front, Gail expanded its City Gas Distribution (CGD) network, adding more than 1.2 million PNG connections and 507 CNG stations, its cumulative base was taken to 95.7 lakh houses and 3,100 stations. LNG imports also reached a record 141 cargo, while the Dabhol LNG terminal was upgraded to an all-visitor port after the completion of its breakwater project.

In petrochemicals, Gail is expanding with new polypropylene and PTA plants, while in Ranchi, its first compressed biogas plants bring diversity in clean energy projects, and invest in hydrogen,

In petrochemicals, GAIL is expanding with new polypropylene and PTA plants, while in Ranchi, its first compressed biogas plants bring diversity in clean energy projects, and invest in hydrogen, renewable energy, carbon capture, and coal gasification through joint ventures.

Maintaining a strong governance record, Gail received zero comments from the CAG for the 16th consecutive year and maintained the top credit rating from Fitch, Moody’s, ICRA, CARE and India rating. The company maintained its position in Ftse4Good Index to follow the ESG standards.

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