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Quarter ended 2026-06-30 · consolidated · Company filing
| Quarter | Revenue / income | YoY | Profit | YoY | Net margin | Source |
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| Jun 2026 | Revenue: ₹18,902 cr | +34.0% | Net profit: ₹4,867 cr | +47.2% | 25.7% | Company filing source |
| Mar 2026 | Revenue: ₹14,223 cr | -0.1% | Net profit: ₹4,271 cr | +64.3% | 30.0% | Company filing source |
| Dec 2025 | Revenue: ₹12,451 cr | — | Net profit: ₹2,488 cr | — | 20.0% | Company filing source |
| Sep 2025 | Revenue: ₹13,457 cr | — | Net profit: ₹2,906 cr | — | 21.6% | Company filing source |
| Jun 2025 | Revenue: ₹14,109 cr | -5.7% | Net profit: ₹3,305 cr | -15.5% | 23.4% | Company filing source |
| Mar 2025 | Revenue: ₹14,237 cr | — | Net profit: ₹2,599 cr | — | 18.3% | Company filing source |
YoY means change from the same quarter a year earlier. — means no comparable figure is available. Older entries with incomplete source details have not been revalidated under the current checks.
' July 23, 2026
Sumit: Okay. Got it. And sir, in the result, can we -- have we considered Bangladesh disputable portion? S B Khyalia: No, we are not considering whatever is disputed. We are considering as revenue only that which is not disputed. Moderator: The next question is from Diganth Kumar from SAMIL. Diganth Kumar: Given the strong Q1 performance and the aggressive expansion plans, what are the major short-term catalyst and risks for the company? Nishit Dave: Actually, we want you to clarify your question. Are you asking us about short-term risks? Diganth Kumar: Yes. The short-term catalysts and the risks for the next 6 to 12 months. Nishit Dave: Catalyst, short-term catalyst. Okay. So primarily, actually, we have a largely contracted business. 95% of the capacity is already tied up in our power supply contracts with DISCOMs, most of which are long term in nature. Around 5% is open capacity, where we supply power in the short-term market and on the exchanges. So primarily from that perspective, we have a very high degree of stability when it comes to our EBITDA, although revenue might fluctuate here and there based on the power offtake by DISCOMs, given the specific demand environment. But as we have an availability-based tariff mechanism, two-part tariff mechanism, we have a good stability of EBITDA on a quarter-on-quarter basis. The first quarter in the financial year tends to be a peak quarter because of the high demand of electricity because of the high temperatures, the beginning of the sowing season, et cetera. So because of that, we generally see higher volumes during the first quarter. Then during the monsoon months, actually typically because of rains, the power drawdown goes down a little bit. So that is the sort of seasonality we generally see in our revenues and to a small extent also in the EBITDA. But now that we largely are supplying power under long-term contracts, we expect to see over the near term and medium term, typically more of stability when it comes to revenues and EBITDA.
' July 23, 2026
| Abhinav Nalawade: | My first question is whether Jaiprakash, will it be consolidated? And do you have some expansion plans at Nigri and Bina? Also what will you do with the 11% shareholding at Prayagraj? |
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| S B Khyalia: | Are you asking related to consolidation in the accounts or you are asking related to the... |
| Abhinav Nalawade: | With regards to accounting. Yes, accounting. |
| Dilip Jha: | Thank you, Abhinav. Let me brief you. In JPVL, we have taken a 24% stake and we have very good assets over there. For accounting purpose, we are consolidating the respective percentage. So this is an associate for Adani Power. We are consolidating the percentage of profit in JPVL to that extent in APL ' s profitability statement. |
| S B Khyalia: | So P&L and balance sheet is not getting consolidated. It is only the share of profit that is getting consolidated. The other issue regarding the opportunity of expansion at Bina and Nigri, there is a good opportunity because at both locations, a lot of land is available. So fortunately, going forward, we will have this as a land bank available, whether we want to go for expansion of thermal or whether we want to go for nuclear, because in case of Bina, we are also exploring the possibility whether the site is conducive from the point of view of various requirements of nuclear power. We |
| Abhinav Nalawade: | have not planned anything yet, but these are the two sites where a good land bank is available. Going forward, these sites will obviously be available for any growth opportunity. Okay. Sir, second question is on the nuclear. You've mentioned for the first time that you'll be targeting capacity of about 10 GW by 2035. Just wanted some granular details on it in terms of is there any technology tie-up, whether the domestic technology available with NPCIL will be used or will it be sourced -- I mean, will it be imported? Secondly, on the fuel sourcing as well as when can we see some tangible traction |
| S B Khyalia: | in terms of the first nuclear power plant? Is it contingent on the final guidelines from the government? If you give some details? That will be helpful. You have said rightly that it will be dependent on the government guidelines and that the government has not yet come out with the rules under the Act. Unless we get the clarity on that aspect, it would be difficult to decide on these things. Nevertheless, we are evaluating both the domestic and the outside technologies. It will all depend on what would be cost effective in terms of per MW cost, because at the end of the day, electricity has to be viable for the Indian |
consumers and the project cost has to be in that range to provide the type of rates, which are affordable to DISCOMs.. We will take all these costs related to technology into consideration, whether it be domestic, or foreign technology. So all these things can be finalized only when the rules are in place. So at present, we are waiting for the rules to come. As soon as that happens, we can move fast. We are keeping our sites ready from the point of view of their suitability and various studies are being carried out. So that is the status today. Abhinav Nalawade: Sir, my final question is on the receivables from the Bangladesh PPA. What will be the number and the corresponding number a year ago? Dilip Jha: For the quarter ended 30 th June 2026, the receivables are in line with projections and we are getting payment on a regular basis. Last month also, we received near about USD100 million. On an average monthly basis, we are getting USD100 million payment. Specifically at the end of June, our receivables level is near about USD400 million. We are expecting that every month we will also get near about USD100 million on an average from BPDB. We expect that the payments will continue at a slightly higher level than our monthly billing. So we are expecting that the liquidation of receivables
ADANIPOWER: consolidated net profit changed by 47.2% in the quarter ending 30 June 2026, compared with the quarter ending 2025-06-30.
ADANIPOWER: consolidated net profit for the quarter ending 30 June 2026 was ₹4,866.60 crore.
ADANIPOWER: consolidated revenue changed by 34.0% in the quarter ending 30 June 2026, compared with the quarter ending 2025-06-30.
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