Tata Power Q4 Profit Rises 16.5 per cent to Rs 10.43 Billion
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Tata Power Q4 Profit Rises 16.5 per cent to Rs 10.43 Billion

Tata Power’s net profit for Q4FY25 rose 16.5 per cent to Rs 10.43 billion, surpassing estimates. Revenue increased 7.9 per cent to Rs 170.96 billion, while EBITDA jumped 39.2 per cent, driven by higher power sales and growth in solar rooftop and distribution segments. For FY25, the company po...

Tata Power’s net profit for Q4FY25 rose 16.5 per cent to Rs 10.43 billion, surpassing estimates. Revenue increased 7.9 per cent to Rs 170.96 billion, while EBITDA jumped 39.2 per cent, driven by higher power sales and growth in solar rooftop and distribution segments. For FY25, the company posted record revenue of Rs 645.02 billion and plans Rs 250 billion capex in FY26, with half focused on renewables. Tata Power commissioned 2.5 GW renewable capacities in FY25 and targets 2 GW in FY26. The company awaits legal clarity on nuclear energy participation.Contact: Tata PowerEmail: mediaqueries@tatapower.comWebsite: www.tatapower.com(Image source: Tatapower.com)

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