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₹45,069 Cr
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NTPC reported a strong Q3 FY25 with standalone PAT of INR 4,711 Cr (+3% YoY) and group EBITDA of INR 16,056 Cr for 9M FY25 (+8% YoY). Operational performance was robust: coal PLF of 76.20% vs 67.20% for rest of India, and coal production hit a record 30.88 MMT (+23% YoY). The company guided for 6,976 MW capacity addition in FY25 (including 3,088 MW renewable) and outlined a 3-year pipeline of 24.65 GW. NTPC Green Energy (NGEL) listed successfully and targets 5 GW and 8 GW additions in FY26 and FY27 respectively. Thermal capacity under construction stands at 17.56 GW, with 7.2 GW more to be awarded by FY27. Key risk: Bangladesh plant shutdown due to coal and dollar shortage, with INR 1,324 Cr equity at risk.
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Guidance to track
- Includes 2,780 MW thermal, 250 MW hydro, and 3,946 MW renewable across group.
- Renewable capacity additions guided for NTPC Green Energy Ltd.
- Fixed cost under-recovery expected to improve further in Q4 due to lower outages.
- Includes 2.4 GW to be awarded in Q4 FY25 and 4.8 GW in FY26-27, all brownfield.
Risks flagged
- BIFPCL plant shut due to coal and dollar shortage; INR 1,324 Cr equity at risk.
- BHEL-related delays in commissioning of Patratu and North Karanpura units; management expressed optimism but risks remain.
- Only 640 MW added in 9M FY25 vs 3,088 MW target; heavy reliance on Q4 execution.
Key quotes
- We have improved it by 238 positive. So at the end of December, we stand at an under-recovery of INR 468 crores.
- Both Bangladesh plants are commissioned and are running, but now it is under shutdown because of the want of coal.
- We are planning to commission Patratu unit one in this quarter and North Karanpura unit three also in this quarter.
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