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Tata power Q1fy26 Result: Tata Group’s power company Tata Power Company Limited announced the result of its June quarter after the market closed on Friday. In the first quarter (April-June) of the business year 2025-26, the company has earned a net profit of Rs 1,060 crore with a jump of 9.2 percent. Whereas in the same quarter of a year ago it was Rs 971 crore. The company’s profit was estimated at Rs 1022 crore.
Revenue also better than estimates
In the case of revenue, Tata Power has surpassed the projections of analysts. In the first quarter of FY 26, the company has achieved a revenue of 18035 crore by registering a 4.3 percent lead. While it was Rs 17294 crore in the first quarter of FY 25 and analysts had estimated a revenue of Rs 17,866 crore. In the first quarter of FY 2025-26, the company’s Ebita also increased by 15.4 percent to Rs 4,139 crore, which was Rs 3,587 crore in the same quarter last year.
Sahara got support from clean energy and distribution
On this, Tata Power CEO and Managing Direct Praveer Sinha said, “We have made a great start of FY 26 with a strong performance in all our business verticles.” The performance of our portfolio of Renewable Energy was better than expectations as we are insisting on increasing innovation and efficiency in a clean energy chain. We have benefited due to the business of generation, transport and distribution.
Many more projects are going on
He said that according to the company’s target to reach 4 crore customers by 2030, an application has been applied for license to increase the scope of its distribution in Maharashtra. The capacity of the company’s power generation is from 26 GW, out of which 65 percent of the source of energy is green energy.
The CEO reported that the company is interacting with five states (Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Punjab and Haryana) for its 4,000 MW (MW) coal-based ultra-Maga power plant (UMPP) in Mundra. August is expected to consent and then further work will be done on the plan.
Sinha said that the company has spent Rs 3700 crore in the first quarter out of the Rs 26000 crore prescribed for FY 2026. The company launched 652 MW projects in the first quarter, of which 94 MW of its own and 560 MW third party EPC projects.
The company said that its total operational capacity is 5.6 GW (4.6 GW Solar and 1 GW Pawan), and there is a plan to increase it to 1.6 GW during the next three quarters of FY 26.
Share will be in focus
On Friday (August 1), Tata Power’s shares fell 2.11 percent to close at Rs 389.30 before the result. On 27 September 2024, its stock reached its 52 -week high level 494.85 rupees. Its low level of 2025 stood at Rs 326.25 on 17 February. Last week, the stock declined by 1.56 percent, while in the last 2 weeks, there has been a decline of more than 4.5 percent. However, in the last 6 months, there has also been a jump of 5 percent. Now its stock will be in focus on Monday.
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