Sector concallsEnergy
- Fujiyama Power Systems Limited
- GUJARAT ENERGY LIMITED
- Hindustan Oil Exploration Company Limited
- Jindal Drilling And Industries Limited
- K.P. Energy Limited
- Kotyark Industries Limited
- KPI Green Energy Limited
- Petronet LNG Limited
- Praj Industries Limited
- Saatvik Green Energy Limited
- Seamec Limited
- Solex Energy Limited
- Websol Energy System Limited
The company expanded capacity and positioned for growth in the biodiesel sector while operating at low utilization, with a significant OMC order secured for the new fiscal year.
Revenue growth was achieved while navigating a slowdown in greenfield domestic ethanol projects, but the quarter was defined by strategic diversification into data center infrastructure and awaiting policy momentum in biofuels.
- Consolidated Income
- ₹716 Cr
- PBT before exceptional items
- ₹21.05 Cr
Q1 results were seasonally soft, impacted by ALMM policy uncertainty and timing shifts, but management maintains FY27 guidance, highlighting a strong H2-weighted order book and progress on cell manufacturing plans.
- Total Revenue
- ₹265.6 Cr1.8%
- EBITDA
- ₹33.8 Cr
Strong revenue growth of 41% YoY was driven by healthy fleet utilization, with the company positioned for further expansion through the Seamec ANANT acquisition and a favorable offshore vessel market outlook.
- Consolidated Revenue
- ₹297 Cr41%
- Consolidated EBITDA
- ₹124 Cr
The company is rapidly scaling manufacturing and distribution to capitalize on robust rooftop solar demand, particularly from the PM Surya Ghar scheme, while expanding backward integration to improve control over the supply chain.
- Revenue from Operations
- ₹1,345.7 Cr125.3%
- EBITDA
- ₹254.8 Cr140.6%
A moderate quarter due to customer delays and cost volatility masks strategic progress towards an integrated solar manufacturing platform, with cell production ramp-up imminent.
- Production (MW)
- 408 megawatt
- Sales (MW)
- 334 megawatt
The quarter delivered a solid revenue rebound driven by higher Kharsang production and favorable Brent prices, but ongoing operational challenges at key assets and a need for external funding to execute the B-80 development plan highlight the path-dependent nature of future growth.
- Standalone Revenue from Operations
- ₹117.5 Crcompared with negative of ₹194 Cr in the previous quarter
- Net Standalone Revenue (after profit petroleum)
- ₹107.6 Cr
The company delivered a 33% YoY growth in profits despite lower volumes due to trading and inventory gains, but future performance hinges on resolution of the Gulf conflict.
- Standalone PBT
- ₹1,514 Cr33%
- Standalone PAT
- ₹1,133 Cr33%
The quarter was defined by exceptional revenue growth of 126% YoY, but severe margin contraction due to geopolitical disruptions, supply chain constraints, and rising right-of-way costs.
- Consolidated Total Income
- ₹520.97 Cr+126% YoY growth
- Revenue from Operations
- ₹519.46 Cr
The quarter saw strong operational scale-up in the IPP portfolio and robust top-line growth, though profitability was pressured by upfront depreciation and interest costs on newly commissioned assets.
- Total Income
- ₹710 Cr16% Y-o-Y
- EBITDA
- ₹262 Cr21% Y-o-Y
The company posted strong profit growth driven by high gas trading margins and a surge in industrial volumes from the Morbi cluster, but faces future challenges as alternate fuel availability normalizes and spot prices remain elevated.
- Revenue from Operations
- ₹9,670 Cr63%
- EBITDA
- ₹1,482 Cr65%
The quarter was about converting built capacity into strong operating performance, marked by significantly higher utilization and absolute earnings, while repaying all term debt.
- Revenue
- ₹373 Cr70%
- EBITDA
- ₹126 Cr21%
The quarter saw a new INR-denominated rig contract, but H2 revenue will decline as three rigs go off-hire for refurbishment, with management focused on redeploying them domestically.
- Order Book
- ₹1,310 Cr
- New Contract Day Rate
- ₹0.46 Cr