Adani Power Witnesses Profit Dip Amid Rising Operating Costs

Adani Power Ltd reported a 15.53% decrease in net profit for the June quarter due to lower merchant tariffs and increased operational costs. Despite the financial dip, the company's capacity expanded and power sales saw a minor boost, underscoring their strategic focus on growth and resilience.

Adani Power Ltd experienced a 15.53% decline in consolidated net profit for the June quarter, primarily due to lower merchant tariffs and increased operating expenses. The Adani Group entity's net profit in the April-June period of the last financial year was Rs 3,913 crore, indicating a notable dip in profitability.

The company's quarterly net profit managed to rise by 27.1% from the previous quarter thanks to higher one-time income and sustained EBITDA, despite facing cost challenges. While total revenue fell to Rs 14,167 crore from Rs 15,052 crore a year ago, operational capacity expanded significantly through acquisitions.

Adani Power's total capacity reached 18,150 MW by July 2025 following new acquisitions. CEO S B Khyalia emphasizes the firm's commitment to strengthening its infrastructure and strategic acquisitions to establish a robust path toward achieving 30 gigawatts by 2030, despite the industry's habitual unpredictability.

(With inputs from agencies.)