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View Claim Ledger →Acme Solar delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with total revenue of INR 705 crore, up 31% YoY, driven by capacity additions and higher CUF.
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Acme Solar delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with total revenue of INR 705 crore, up 31% YoY, driven by capacity additions and higher CUF. PAT stood at INR 138 crore with a margin of 19.6%. The company commissioned 2.23 GW of BESS capacity, now generating net realization of INR 2.2 crore per day on merchant/short-term contracts. Operational generation capacity reached 2,990 MW. Management guided for commissioning 1.5 GW of generation assets and 10 GWh of battery storage in FY27, with early battery deployment leveraging existing substations. Key risk: transmission delays from CTU could push commissioning timelines, though management mitigates by deferring module procurement.
12 analyst questions audited.
View Claim Ledger →0 delivered, 0 close, 1 missed.
View Promises →Transmission delays from CTU
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Read Transcript →Battery storage capacity fully commissioned, running on merchant basis.
Net realization from 2.23 GW BESS, implying >INR 60 cr/month.
Total contracted generation capacity operational as of date.
CUF declined slightly due to lower radiation and curtailment.
Targeting 1.5 GW of solar/wind/FDR projects to be commissioned in FY27, subject to CTU substation readiness.
Plan to commission 10 GWh of BESS, with ~8.5 GWh on merchant basis and 1.5 GWh under FDR format.
Expected EBITDA margin on merchant BESS operations, assuming tariff arbitrage of INR 6/unit.
Total under construction portfolio of 3,280 MW generation and 1.2 GW BESS to be fully operational by FY28.
Company is on track to commission 450 MW in FY26; 378 MW already commissioned, balance 72 MW expected by early January.
Plan to operate approximately 1 GWh of battery energy storage system from Q4 FY26, expected to add ~170 crore annual EBITDA at a 5 rupee/kWh price difference.
Company targets ~12,000 crore capex in FY26, funded with 75-80% debt and 20-25% equity; orders placed for 2 GW BESS.
Operational portfolio of 2,918 MW expected to deliver annual steady-state project-level EBITDA of 225-275 crore and EBITDA yield of ~14-15%.
The high arbitrage between peak and off-peak power prices may narrow as more BESS capacity is added, impacting merchant returns.
The 12% to 5% GST reduction on solar equipment may need to be passed on to discoms under change-in-law clauses, potentially reducing project returns.
Capex of 12,000 crore is back-ended; battery and module deliveries are lumpy, and any supply chain disruption could delay commissioning.
Targeting 1.5 GW of solar/wind/FDR projects to be commissioned in FY27, subject to CTU substation readiness.
CTU substation delays of up to 6 months could push project commissioning timelines, though management defers module procurement to mitigate.
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