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Adani Green (541450) Aug 2025 Filing Analysis
Does management do what it says?
Management reaffirmed the 50 GW target by 2030 and reported that current capacity has expanded to 16.7 GW, a 49% year-on-year increase. (1 in progress across 1 tracked commitment)
“With a comprehensive capital management framework, we ensure that our growth is fully funded for our 50-gigawatt target by 2030 while upholding strict credit discipline.”
Strategy to maintain a specific portion of the portfolio as merchant power. — target: around 20% (+4 more commitments)
“And that's where you see, in our overall mix for FY '30, we have said that 25% of our capacities would be seeing some of these kinds of markets. So, it's pretty much part of our focus area as a potential source of off-take.”
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How durable is the business?
The company is leveraging its scale to enter new high-growth B2B segments, specifically targeting data centers which are expected to make up a portion of the 25% non-PPA capacity by FY30. (1 expanding)
“we are saying that 25% of the capacity will be available in the merchant exposure, C&I, CFDs, or mixed hybrid contracts... there is a keen interest from the -- some of these data centers.”
Wind power is seeing a significant boost in realization, particularly in the merchant market where it achieved a high tariff of INR 5.7 per unit, significantly outperforming solar merchant prices. (3 expanding, 1 stable)
“On the solar side, our average is Rs2.20, but the wind has been nominally well at Rs5.70.”
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