Wilmar International is set to become the majority owner of India-based AWL Agri. The Singapore group has agreed to buy more shares in the Fortune edible-oils maker from Indian conglomerate Adani ...

Adani Group had announced divestment of its entire 44% stake in AWL to sharpen its focus on core infrastructure businesses ...

Deven Choksey recommended hold rating on AWL Agri Business with a target price of Rs 265 in its research report dated July 17, 2025.

Wilmar Group, through its wholly owned subsidiary Lence Pte. Ltd., is set to acquire up to 20% in AWL Agri Business Limited ...

Adani Enterprises has entered into an agreement to sell a 20 per cent stake in AWL Agri Business to Lence, a subsidiary of Wilmar International, for Rs 275 per share. This values the deal at Rs 7,149 ...

The company's net profit for the first quarter of FY26 stood at Rs 236 crore, down from Rs 313 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.

India's AWL Agri Business , previously known as Adani Wilmar, reported a nearly 22% rise in fourth-quarter profit on Monday, benefiting from higher demand in its core edible oils segment.

Adani Commodities, a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises, currently holds 30.42% in AWL Agri. Of this, 20% will be sold to Lence Pte Ltd — Wilmar’s Singapore unit — at Rs 275 per share for Rs 7,150 crore.

AWL's stock was trading at Rs 277.7 apiece on Thursday, up by Rs 15.2 or 5.7 per cent. Meanwhile, AWL Agri Business reported its highest-ever Q1 revenue at Rs 17,059 crore for FY26, up 21 per cent ...

Earlier this week, AWL Agri reported its fiscal first-quarter results covering the three-month period to the end of June. Revenue rose 22% to Rs17.06bn despite a 2% fall in volumes.

Earlier this week, AWL Agri reported its fiscal first-quarter results covering the three-month period to the end of June. Revenue rose 22% to Rs17.06bn despite a 2% fall in volumes.