In a standout performance, Adani Power Ltd announced a 64% year-on-year surge in Q4 consolidated net profit, reaching ₹4,271 crore for the period ending March 31. This robust growth came on the back of optimized operations and lower tax outlays, even as power demand experienced ups and downs.
Revenue for the quarter grew 10% to ₹15,989 crore, while EBITDA jumped 27% to a healthy ₹6,498 crore. These figures reflect the company’s ability to navigate challenging market conditions effectively.
Electricity sales increased modestly to 27.2 billion units from 26.4 billion units a year ago, supported by enduring long-term contracts that shielded against short-term fluctuations.
Looking at the entire FY 2026, Adani Power posted a net profit of ₹12,971 crore, up slightly from last year’s ₹12,750 crore. Revenue totaled ₹55,583 crore, impacted by softer market prices, with generation at 105 billion units and sales up 3.4% to 99.15 billion units.
The company fortified its future by scaling long-term agreements to 13.3 GW in capacity. Notably, a fresh 1,600 MW pact with Maharashtra’s discom has locked in about 95% of its operating capacity.
CEO S.B. Khyalia emphasized thermal power’s critical role: ‘Despite the rise in renewables, thermal assets are vital for steady supply and grid stability.’ He reaffirmed commitment to the 23.7 GW expansion, expecting strong earnings ahead, backed by coal reserves that will fuel India’s growth trajectory.
This performance signals Adani Power’s resilience and strategic positioning in India’s evolving energy landscape, promising exciting prospects for investors.
