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NTPC Green Energy has demonstrated remarkable financial performance in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025, with net profits surging by an impressive 188%. The company's consolidated revenue expanded by 22.4%, reaching Rs 622.27 crore, indicating strong growth in the renewable energy segment. With the government holding an 89.01% stake, the firm continues to be a key player in India's green energy transition. These robust results reflect the company's strategic focus on organic development and strategic acquisitions in the renewable energy market.

Key Points: NTPC Green Energy Profits Surge 188% in Q4 Renewable Boom

  • Consolidated net profit rises to Rs 233.21 crore in Q4 FY25
  • Revenue increases 22.4% year-on-year to Rs 622.27 crore
  • Government maintains 89.01% stake in green energy firm
  • Stock closes 4.03% higher on NSE
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NTPC Green Energy reports 188 pc surge in Q4 net profit, revenue up 22.4 pc

NTPC Green Energy reports massive 188% profit jump and 22.4% revenue increase, signaling strong renewable energy sector growth

"These results indicate improved efficiency and strong growth momentum - NTPC Green Energy Financial Report"

Mumbai, May 21

NTPC Green Energy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the state-run power giant NTPC Limited, announced on Wednesday that its consolidated net profit nearly tripled in Q4 FY25, rising by 188 per cent to Rs 233.21 crore compared to Rs 80.95 crore in the same quarter last fiscal (Q4 FY24).

Compared to the previous quarter, the profit soared by an even higher 255 per cent from Rs 65.61 crore in December 2024 (Q3), according to its stock exchange filing.

The company’s consolidated revenue from operations also showed strong growth. It increased by 22.4 per cent year-on-year (YoY) from Rs 508.14 crore in the March 2024 quarter to Rs 622.27 crore in the quarter under review (Q4 FY25).

On a sequential basis, revenue rose by over 23 per cent from Rs 505.08 crore in the December quarter.

Other income increased significantly from Rs 45 crore in the same quarter last financial year to Rs 129 crore in the last quarter of FY25.

This rise includes interest earned on the IPO proceeds that were temporarily kept in scheduled commercial banks before being utilised.

Meanwhile, the company’s expenses increased moderately by 4.41 per cent YoY to Rs 444.63 crore.

These results indicate improved efficiency and strong growth momentum for the company.

NTPC Green Energy is a company focused on renewable energy projects, pursuing growth through both organic development and acquisitions.

As of March 2025, the government held an 89.01 per cent stake in the firm.

Following the strong results, the company’s stock closed the intra-day trading session at Rs 107.3, up by Rs 4.16 or 4.03 per cent on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday.

In the last five days, the shares was up by 4.67 per cent or Rs 4.79. The company’s equity shares were listed on both the NSE and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on November 27, 2024.

- IANS

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Rajesh K.
Great to see our PSUs performing so well in renewable energy sector! 🇮🇳 This shows India's commitment to green energy transition while maintaining profitability. Hope they reinvest these profits in expanding solar/wind capacity across rural areas.
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Priya M.
Impressive numbers! But I hope this profit growth translates to more affordable electricity tariffs for common people. Renewable energy should benefit both investors and consumers. The 4% expense increase shows good cost control too.
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Amit S.
ज़बरदस्त performance! As a small investor, I'm happy with my decision to invest in NTPC Green Energy IPO. The stock has given consistent returns since listing. Hope they maintain this momentum and expand their renewable portfolio further.
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Sunita R.
While profits are good, I'm concerned about the environmental impact assessments of their projects. Rapid growth shouldn't come at the cost of proper ecological studies. Hope they're following all green norms strictly.
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Vikram J.
This is why I trust PSUs more than private players - consistent performance with national interest in mind. The 22% revenue growth shows renewable energy is no longer just 'social responsibility' but a solid business model. More power to them! âš¡
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Neha T.
Good results, but I wish they'd share more details about their rural electrification projects. How much of this profit is going towards bringing clean energy to villages? That's the real measure of success for a government-backed green energy company.

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