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Tata Power Company

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Q1 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 28 Jul 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

60–70​%Rooftop business growth · Rooftop · FY27Sinha · p. 5
4.5–5​×Full-year result as multiple of Q1 · FY27Sinha · p. 6
₹10,000​CrInvestment · Mumbai Transmission · next 5 yearsSinha · p. 4
₹6,000–6,500​CrQuarterly capex · Q2 FY27Churiwala · Q&A · p. 14
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Results Q1 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q1 FY27Q1 FY26YoYQ4 FY26QoQ
Revenue19,05118,035+5.6%14,900+27.9%
EBITDA4,0134,139-3.0%2,599+54.4%
EBITDA margin21.1%22.9%-188 bps17.4%+363 bps
One-off items———-94—
PBTProfit before tax1,7352,061-15.8%485+257.9%
Net profit1,1761,060+11.0%996+18.1%
EPS (₹)3.673.31+10.9%3.11+18.0%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Revenue growth · Rooftop · FY2760-70%Rooftop business plans to grow about 60% to 70% this year
Revenue · Rooftop · FY29-FY30Rs 30,000 CrRooftop cumulative revenue of Rs 30,000 crore may be crossed in 2029
Market share · Rooftop · long term25%Rooftop market share to rise from 12-13% to 25%
Capex · FY27-FY31Rs 10,000 CrNearly Rs 10,000 crore Mumbai transmission investment in next 5 years
Capex · Q1 FY27Rs 5,300 CrQ1 capex Rs 5,300 crore
Capex · FY27Rs 25,000 CrRs 25,000 crore capex lined up for this year, 50% for renewables
Capex · FY2740-45%Almost 40% to 45% of Q1 capex went to renewables
Capex · Q2 FY27Rs 6,000-6,500 CrQ2 capex expected above Rs 6,000 crore, possibly closer to Rs 6,500 crore
Capacity · FY292 monthsPumped hydro plant commissioning expected from beginning of calendar 2029
Capacity · FY271,800 MWWork on 1,800 MW Shirwata PSP to start in later part of this year
Capacity · FY272 projectsTBCB commissioning from Q2: 2 projects in Q2, then Q3 and Q4
Capacity2,000 kmOver 2,000 km of transmission in pipeline

More figures from the call

Renewables · Capacity
2,500–2,700​MWRenewable capacity addition · FY27
“Now this year, we will set up 2,500 megawatt to 2,700 megawatt. Already 200 was commissioned and another 500 will get commissioned in the next few weeks.”
Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Directorp. 5
Renewables · Capacity
9​GWRenewable capacity · FY27
“Right now, we are at 6.7 gigawatts. We add 2.5 gigawatts. We'll cross 9 gigawatts by the end of this financial year.”
Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Directorp. 5
Manufacturing · Capacity
1,000​MWModule production · Q1 FY27
“For the first time, our module plant we crossed 1,000 megawatt in the first quarter, and we expect that we have virtually peaked over there or peaking over there in terms of our module production, our cell production is still catching up.”
Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Directorp. 6

In short

  1. 01Capex of Rs 25,000 crore is lined up for FY27, half for renewables; Q1 capex was Rs 5,300 crore.
  2. 02Q2 capex is expected above Rs 6,000 crore, possibly close to Rs 6,500 crore.
  3. 032,500-2,700 MW of renewables to be set up this year; capacity to cross 9 GW by year end.
  4. 04Rooftop business plans to grow about 60-70% this year; cumulative Rs 30,000 crore may be crossed in 2029.
  5. 05Q1 PAT was Rs 1,401 crore, up 11%; EBITDA up 8% to Rs 4,249 crore.
  6. 06Pumped hydro plant commissioning expected from beginning of calendar 2029; Bhutan Khorlochhu in calendar 2030.
  7. 07Net debt to underlying EBITDA is 3.41 and net debt to equity 1.25.
  8. 08Third-party solar EPC discontinued; earlier about Rs 100 crore PAT came from it.

Capex

TBCB transmission: Jalpura-Khurja line due in days; Bikaner-Neemrana line by October

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 4
“One will get completed, the Jalpura-Khurja line in the next few days. The other one, the Bikaner-Neemrana line will also get commissioned by October.”

Bhutan hydro: Khorlochhu plant expected operational in calendar 2030

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 7
“And we do expect that this plant will also become operational in the calendar year 2030.”

Mumbai Transmission: Mumbai transmission projects under implementation, approved yearly

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 14
“Yes. So the whole lot of projects are under implementation.”

Pumped hydro and hydro: Hydro projects expected within set cost and timelines

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 7
“And all these projects are under implementation, and we do expect we'll be in a position to implement all of them within the cost and within the time lines that we have set for ourselves.”

Rest of FY27 capex goes to FGD, transmission and distribution projects

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 7
“the balance is divided between our FGD projects as well as the transmission and distribution projects, which are also in pipeline.”

Capacity

Renewables: 226 MW commissioned in Q1; 500 MW almost ready

Sanjeev Churiwala · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“As we speak, while in the first quarter, we have commissioned 226 megawatts, but we already have a line of sight for 500 megawatts where the project is almost ready.”

Pumped hydro: Next set of pumped hydro projects in 12 months; 2,800 MW due 2029 and 2031

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 12
“I think in next 12 months, we will come out with the next set of projects because we have these 2,800 megawatts, which is coming up in 2029 and 2031.”

Renewables: Aim to commission almost 800-900 MW renewables in Q2

Sanjeev Churiwala · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“Almost half of that will go in the renewable business because as we mentioned, we're trying to commission almost 800 megawatts to 900 megawatts in quarter 2.”

Renewables: 5.5 GW in-house renewable pipeline

Sanjeev Churiwala · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 17
“We already have 5.5 gigawatts in pipeline plus some of the solutioning along with PSP that is required.”

Manufacturing: Cell output fell due to a line change

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 20
“Secondly, the cell has reduced because there was a line change that happened.”

Order book

Pumped hydro: SECI bid won for one 330 MW pumped hydro unit; other 2 in talks

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 7
“We have been fortunate to win a bid through SECI with a very attractive tariff and for 1 unit of 330 megawatt. And for the balance 2, we are in discussions with Tata Steel and other procurers to supply to them.”

Solar EPC: No new solar EPC order book; only remaining work being completed

Sanjeev Churiwala · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 17
“No, we don't have new order book. We're just completing whatever the remaining work is there.”

Pumped hydro: 1,000 MW pumped hydro has 3 units of 334 MW; first tied up on annuity

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 11
“Right now, like for 1,000 megawatts, there are 3 units of 334 megawatts. The first one we have tied up through a bid process on an annuity base.”

Segments

Transmission: Transmission business: 45% revenue CAGR, 19% EBITDA, 27% PAT over 4 years

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 4
“the transmission business has shown a revenue increase of 45% CAGR, 19% in EBITDA, and 27% in PAT.”

Renewables: Renewable cluster revenue up 22%, EBITDA up 23%, PAT up 37%

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 5
“Similarly, if we see our renewable cluster, it has done exceedingly well on an overall basis. The revenue has gone up by 22%, the EBITDA by 23% and the PAT by 37%.”

Rooftop: Rooftop revenue grew nearly 100% year on year

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 5
“Our revenue has grown from last year to this year by nearly 100%.”

Mundra: Management expects to run Mundra plant continuously up to 2038

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 6
“And we are very confident that we will run this plant continuously now up to 2038.”

Odisha distribution: Odisha DISCOM issues described as timing issues

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 9
“So you will see a huge amount of improvement in Odisha DISCOM. These are only timing issues, which has nothing to do primarily with the business arrangement.”

Demand

Power demand rose nearly 8.5% in Q1

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 3
“The power demand growth has been very strong in the first quarter. It was nearly 8.5% increase.”

July peak demand in the range of 260 to 270 GW

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 3
“We continue to see similar demand in this month also, July has been consistently in the range of 260 to 270 gigawatts.”

Large demand increase expected from cooling and industrial growth

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 3
“We also see that going forward, there will be a large increase in demand because it's not only the cooling, but also industrial growth has picked up, and there is good demand in the industrial sector.”

Renewables: Renewable auctions muted; central-agency PPAs not tied up with states

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 10
“So the renewable auctions have been muted because, as you know, there were a large number of PPAs, which were auctioned by with the central agencies like SECI, NHPC and NTPC.”

Renewables: States now want FDRE or RTC bids rather than plain solar or hybrid

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 10
“Secondly, they now want the FDRE or RTC bids to happen and not just solar or even the hybrid that have been taking place.”

Margins and costs

Rooftop: Rooftop price gap explained by module mix, not realisation decline

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 13
“So that's why the pricing difference you are seeing. So average will be very, very wrong interpretation of what sort of realization.”

Coal: Coal prices up about 5% to 7%

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 14
“So one is that coal prices have gone up, but not very much. I would say about 5% to 7%.”

Coal: Coal price rise of up to 5% expected over next 9 months

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 14
“And we don't expect too much of changes happening. But yes, up to 5% over the next 9 months, you can expect.”

Mundra: Mundra supplementary PPA is cost reflective with no margin

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 18
“So presently, the supplementary PPA is on actual cost of coal, and all parameters, including heat rate, also will be on actual. So it's more towards cost reimbursement and cost reflective without any margin to be made from the plant.”

Mundra: Mundra fixed cost covered but no return on equity

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 19
“I said fixed cost is covered, but it is cost reflective. That means whatever is your fixed cost for operating the plant, you will get that paid, but you will not get a return on equity.”

Debt and working capital

Net debt to underlying EBITDA 3.41, net debt to equity 1.25

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 8
“Our net debt to underlying EBITDA is 3.41 and our net debt to equity is 1.25. This is within the guardrails that we have set for ourselves for the investment.”

Odisha distribution: Odisha delayed government payments expected to be collected this quarter

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“And that was because the allocation from the state government and the central government got delayed. We expect to collect all of them in this quarter.”

Delhi distribution: Delhi DISCOM collections on track on a 12-month basis

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 19
“So if you look on a 12-month basis, you will find that we are on track.”

Odisha distribution: Odisha collection efficiency to improve this quarter

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“That period is over and now we are collecting all the payments. So the collection efficiency will be improving in this quarter.”

Distribution: Distribution should be read on 12-month rollover, not by quarter

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 9
“And we expect that in this quarter, many of that issues will get covered. So in distribution, we should always look at 12 months rollover rather than seeing on a quarter-to-quarter basis”

Fund raising

Bhutan hydro: 1,125 MW Dorjilung financial closure expected in next 2 months

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 7
“We expect to start work on the 1,125 megawatt Dorjilung project where World Bank is financing, and we are in the process of completing the financial closure in the next 2 months' time with PFC, IFC and some of the other lenders.”

Acquisitions and new business

Rooftop: Rooftop battery storage added for residential and industrial users

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 5
“now that we have added to rooftop battery storage, especially for residential and industrial purpose, you will see the impact of that also coming in the combined solution.”

Nuclear: Nuclear: preliminary work done, firm plan after government notifies rules

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 8
“We are looking at new opportunities, including nuclear where a lot of preliminary work has happened. But I think once these rules are notified by the government, we'll be in a position to come up with a firm plan.”

One-offs

Solar EPC: Third-party solar EPC stopped; about Rs 100 crore PAT gone, losses booked

Sanjeev Churiwala · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 17
“We had about INR 100-odd crores of PAT coming through that. But this year, we are kind of wrapping up some of the remaining work. And as a result, we have booked some losses.”

Delhi: Provision made for Rithala plant, closed in 2016

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 19
“Rithala Plant was closed a long time back in 2016. So that's why it's not an operating plant. It had issues on tariff and its depreciation issues and all that. And that has now been finalized and we have made provision for that.”

Risks

Renewables: Commissioning delayed by transmission system, plants ready on 30 June

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 5
“The delay was not from our side. We were ready on 30th June, we had done all the testing.”

Odisha distribution: Heat wave: government barred disconnections up to 15 June in Odisha

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“The second is because of acute heat wave, the government asked that don't disconnect supply up to 15th of June and these payments are not made.”

Tata Projects: Tata Projects: about 10% legacy projects left; one more quarter of impact

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 9
“We are at something like just 10% of the legacy projects in last stage there and cost to correction takes place because of that reason. And you will find that possibly maybe one more quarter will have an impact on Tata Projects.”

Renewables: Curtailment roughly 5%, expected to settle in next few quarters

Sanjeev Churiwala · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“there's been a general curtailment of roughly about 5%. And that we think is also the industry trend. But given that a lot of transmission lines and evacuation lines are in fast progression, we think that this curtailment will settle in, in the next few quarters.”

Manufacturing: ALMM-II proviso covers maybe 10% of requirement; no impact seen

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · Q&A · p. 12
“So it would be maybe 10% of the total requirement. So I think majority continues to be under the ALMM-II arrangement. And that is not actually moving the needle or having any impact as far as we are concerned.”

Other

Q1 PAT Rs 1,401 crore, up 11%

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 3
“Tata Power has done exceedingly well, INR 1,401 crores of PAT in the quarter, which is an 11% increase.”

Q1 EBITDA up 8% to Rs 4,249 crore

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 3
“And so also the EBITDA increase has been 8% to INR 4,249 crores.”

27th consecutive quarter of PAT and EBITDA increase

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 4
“This is the 27th consecutive quarter where we have seen increase in our PAT and EBITDA.”

Mundra: Mundra: approvals from 3 states expected in August, fourth in September

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 6
“We are in very advanced stage of getting approval from 3 states, expecting that in the month of August. So we should have the cabinet approval for 3 states and the fourth state will happen in September.”

Mundra: Mundra SPPA concluded with Gujarat

Praveer Sinha · CEO & Managing Director · p. 6
“Now coming to some of the other areas, Mundra, we have concluded SPPA with Gujarat.”

Sources

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