Adani Enterprises Limited (NSE:ADANIENT) swung to a Q1 FY2026 consolidated loss of ₹11.60b despite ~50% revenue growth to ₹329.24b, weighed by a one‑time OFAC hit and rising costs, even as it booked a 400 MW data‑centre order, a ₹15,000cr QIP and expands airports amid near‑term technical weakness.
Previous Week Recap
- Adani Enterprises Limited Loss, Revenue Surge: ADANIENT posted a Q1 FY2026 consolidated net loss of ₹11.60b vs prior profit; revenue rose ~50% to ₹329.24b. One‑time OFAC settlement ₹26.44b; materials and total costs up ~54%.
- ADANIENT Secured 400 MW Hyperscale Data‑Centre: Adani Enterprises (ADANIENT) secured a 400 MW hyperscale data‑centre order and completed a Rs15,000 crore QIP, highlighting progress in its data‑centre business and capital raise.
- ADANIENT Fell After Break Of Trend: Adani Enterprises (ADANIENT) fell after failing to hold above ₹3,150–3,180 and breaking a short-term uptrend. Indicators: -DI>+DI, ADX>25, RSI<50, MACD negative; rallies may face selling under ₹3,225
- ADANIENT Runs Airports, Eyes Privatisation: Adani Enterprises (ADANIENT) runs eight airports, started Adani Mundra Airport, partnered with Star Air to boost Kutch connectivity, and is eyeing future airport privatization bids.
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