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Revenue
₹121 Cr
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Revenue YoY
15%
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EBITDA
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IEX reported a solid Q4 FY24 with consolidated revenue of INR 149.3 crore (+15% YoY) and PAT of INR 96.7 crore (+9.5% YoY), driven by 30.1 BU electricity volume (+15.7% YoY) and strong REC volumes. Growth was fueled by improved sell-side liquidity from regulatory measures (URS mandate, Shakti policy amendments) and lower coal/gas prices. Management expects FY25 volume growth of >15% on 7-8% demand growth, with REC and green segments growing 25-30% and 50% respectively. Key risks include potential market coupling (though management downplays near-term impact) and slower-than-expected shift from bilateral to exchange trading.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects IEX volume growth to exceed 15% in FY25, driven by 7-8% power demand growth and market share gains.
- REC volumes expected to grow 25-30% in FY25, supported by lower prices and increased compliance.
- Green market volumes expected to grow ~50% in FY25, recovering from a low base in FY24.
- Management targets ~15 BU in long duration contracts in FY25, up from 10 BU in FY24.
Risks flagged
- CERC's direction to study coupling of RTM with SCED could eventually lead to market coupling, potentially reducing IEX's market share and margins.
- Despite growth in long duration contracts, the shift from bilateral to exchange trading may not accelerate as expected, limiting volume growth.
- Lack of clarity on voluntary vs mandatory carbon market delays ICX launch and revenue potential.
Key quotes
- We are very optimistic for what lies ahead, and with that, we will be able to increase this growth further in the coming years.
- If the demand increases by 7%-8%, we should be able to grow more than 15% each year.
- I think there is no point in talking about if coupling happens. I think it is a long way to go, many more years for that to happen.
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