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Revenue
₹142 Cr
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Revenue YoY
17%
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IEX reported a strong Q4 FY25 with consolidated revenue of INR 174.6 crore (+17% YoY) and PAT of INR 117.1 crore (+21.1% YoY), driven by record electricity volumes of 31.7 BU (+18% YoY) and a surge in REC trading (6.8M units, +108% YoY). Growth was fueled by improved sell-side liquidity, lower power prices, and regulatory tailwinds like LPSC amendments enabling URS power on exchanges. Management remains optimistic about FY26, citing expected thermal capacity additions, renewable growth, and new market models (BESS, VPPA, FDRE). Key risks include potential demand-supply tightness during peak summer and slower-than-expected conversion of the 40 BU trader market to TAM contracts.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects to trade about 20 billion units (20 million RECs) in FY26, implying ~12% growth over FY25's 17.8 million.
- CERC approval for extending Term-Ahead Market contracts from 90 days to 11 months is expected soon, unlocking a 40 BU addressable market.
- Government is working on amending the MMDRA to facilitate coal exchange; IEX is engaging with stakeholders but timeline is uncertain.
Risks flagged
- Despite government measures, peak demand may cross 270 GW, and thermal capacity shortfall of ~11 GW could strain supply and push prices higher, potentially dampening exchange volumes.
- The 40 BU trader market (DEEP platform) has not yet shifted to IEX's TAM; conversion depends on regulatory approval and competitive pricing, which may take longer than expected.
- IEX's market share in bilateral transactions (DAC + TAM + GTAM) is only ~35%, and TAM volumes have stagnated at ~10 BU, indicating limited penetration in longer-duration contracts.
Key quotes
- The overall short-term market in India remains stable... the share of power exchanges has grown to 9% of overall generation from 7% in FY 2024.
- We are expecting approval for 11-month contracts. If we get that in the next two, three months, then there is additional 40 billion unit annual potential.
- We are looking for some diversification opportunity. As and when something materializes, we will come back to you.
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