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Adani Green Energy sees 28 per cent growth in FY25
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Adani Green Energy sees 28 per cent growth in FY25

Adani Green Energy posted a 28 per cent year-on-year increase in energy sales for fiscal 2025, reaching 27,969 million units. The company's operational capacity also surged 30 per cent, hitting 14.2 GW.

Over the past five years, Adani Green Energy has consistently maintained a 45 per cent compound annual growth rate in energy generation.

On the stock front, shares closed 1 per cent higher at Rs 952.7 on the BSE, outperforming the Sensex, which advanced by 0.65 per cent.

Of the seven analysts covering the stock, six have a 'buy' rating, while one suggests 'sell.' The consensus 12-month price target indicates a potential upside of 35 per cent.

Adani Green Energy posted a 28 per cent year-on-year increase in energy sales for fiscal 2025, reaching 27,969 million units. The company's operational capacity also surged 30 per cent, hitting 14.2 GW. Over the past five years, Adani Green Energy has consistently maintained a 45 per cent compound annual growth rate in energy generation. On the stock front, shares closed 1 per cent higher at Rs 952.7 on the BSE, outperforming the Sensex, which advanced by 0.65 per cent. Of the seven analysts covering the stock, six have a 'buy' rating, while one suggests 'sell.' The consensus 12-month price target indicates a potential upside of 35 per cent.

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