Green & Renewable Energy company Orient Green Power Company announced Q1FY26 results Total Income: Rs 93.17 crore compared to Rs 67.24 crore during Q1FY25, change 38.56%. EBITDA: Rs 65.92 crore compared to Rs 45.03 crore during Q1FY25, change 46.30%. EBITDA Margin: 70.75% for Q1FY26. PAT: Rs 28.85 crore compared to Rs 5.28 crore during Q1FY25, change 446.40%. PAT Margin: 30.96% for Q1FY26. T Shivaraman, Managing Director & CEO, said: “The current quarter has been exceptionally strong in terms of generation. An early onset of the wind season, coupled with consistent wind availability and the resumption of certain windmills following component upgradation, has resulted in an ~40% increase in operating revenues. EBITDA recorded a YoY growth of around 46%. Finance costs declined by over 15% due to prompt repayments and improved credit ratings. The proposed 25 MW AC solar project will be developed across multiple locations and executed through multiple EPC contractors to expedite completion. We expect favourable wind conditions to continue in the second quarter. Together with the commissioning of our upcoming solar project, these factors are expected to deliver stronger returns and improved cash flows.” Result PDF
Power & Electric Utilities company Orient Green Power Company announced Q4FY25 results Revenue from operations: Rs 4,147 lakh compared to Rs 3,598 lakh during Q4FY24. Total income: Rs 4,811 lakh compared to Rs 3,908 lakh during Q4FY24. EBITDA: Rs 2,222 lakh compared to Rs 1,738 lakh during Q4FY24. EBITDA margin: 46% for Q4FY25. PBT: Rs -1,402 lakh compared to Rs -2,498 lakh during Q4FY24. PAT: Rs -1,509 lakh compared to Rs -2,525 lakh during Q4FY24. T Shivaraman, Managing Director & CEO, said: "The current quarter has been strong in terms of generation, with operating revenues increasing by 15%, effectively offsetting shortfalls from earlier quarters. Total income grew by 23% QoQ and 5% YoY. Profit before exceptional items for the financial year rose by 48%. Component upgradation work on selected windmills, initiated in the previous fiscal year, is expected to be completed by May 2025. This will position us to fully leverage the benefits during the upcoming wind season. Additionally, the increase in revenue, along with continued cost rationalization efforts during the year, has led to improved profitability in comparative terms, despite the one time exceptional income in the previous year. Looking ahead, both the windmill component upgradation and the solar project slated for commissioning by September 2025, are expected to fuel the revenue growth in the coming years. Furthermore, improved credit ratings and strong investor support in the market are providing us with the momentum to expand our footprint in the renewable energy sector through our scalable business model." Result PDF
Electric Utilities company Orient Green Power Company announced Q3FY25 results Revenue from operations: Rs 3,450 crore compared to Rs 3,398 crore during Q3FY24. EBITDA: Rs 1,667 crore compared to Rs 1,809 crore during Q3FY24. EBITDA margin: 41% for Q3FY25. PBT: Rs -2,236 crore compared to Rs -2,064 crore during Q3FY24. T Shivaraman, Managing Director & CEO, said: “The current quarter is moderate in terms of generation witnessing marginal increase in operating revenues. However, the total income for increased by 6%. The EBITDA comparatives for the quarters include notional forex restatement loss of Rs 2 crore, adjusting it the QoQ EBITDA remain same. Further, Our YTD Profit before exceptional items witnessed 8% growth. As regards the solar project proposed to be developed from rights issue, our board approved the solar capacity expansion of 25 MW instead of the planned 19.8 MW, without additional capital outlay. Our company has finalized the land parcels for developing the said capacity and the project is expected to be commissioned by September 2025. The reducing finance costs by ~10%, adequate debt service reserve and improved credit ratings are giving impetus to gear up for expansion. We are exploring expansion opportunities through debt besides repowering certain ageing assets through hybrid models which enable optimal generation and improved revenues in the years to come.” Result PDF