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Torrent Power

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Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 4 Nov 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

₹1,000​CrRecurring EBITDA · Nabha Power · full yearManagement · Q&A · p. 6
₹10,000​CrCumulative capex incurred · RenewablesPoddar · p. 4
6.8​GWInstalled generation capacity · RenewablesPoddar · p. 3
1–1.2​GWRenewable capacity commissioning · Renewables · FY27Poddar · p. 3
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Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue9,8027,876+24.4%8,124+20.6%
EBITDA1,7381,506+15.4%1,538+13.0%
EBITDA margin17.7%19.1%-138 bps18.9%-119 bps
PBTProfit before tax1,131979+15.5%925+22.2%
Net profit820724+13.3%639+28.4%
EPS (₹)16.2814.36+13.4%12.68+28.4%

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

EBITDA · Nabha Power · long termRs 1,000 CrNabha Power recurring EBITDA expected at about Rs 1,000 crore a year
Capex · Q2 FY27Rs 1,850 CrQ2 capex Rs 1,850 crore vs Rs 1,550 crore in Q1
Capex · RenewablesRs 10,000 CrRs 10,000 crore spent of Rs 30,600 crore capex on renewables under construction
Capex · Renewables · FY27Rs 10,000 CrFY27 renewable capex expected at about Rs 10,000 crore vs Rs 6,500 crore in FY26
Capex · Anuppur Thermal Power projectRs 800 CrAnuppur thermal project: BTG and BoP contracts executed; Rs 800 crore spent so far
Capex · Transmission · FY27Rs 400 CrSolapur transmission project due this year; Rs 400 crore spent

More figures from the call

Renewables · Capacity
1.4–1.6​GWRenewable capacity commissioning · FY28
“I think what we have communicated is 1.4 to 1.6 gigawatts.”
Management · Q&Ap. 12
Renewables · Segments
₹148​CrEBITDA contribution · Q2 FY27
“The renewable operation contributed INR148 crores to EBITDA, driven by improved PLF across wind and solar power plants and newly commissioned capacity.”
Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officerp. 3
Nabha Power · Acquisitions and new business
₹1,100​CrRevenue · Q2 FY27
“So that was around INR1,100 crores, but I think we should look at more from an EBITDA perspective, this being a 2-part tariff PPA.”
Management · Q&Ap. 5
Distribution · Margins and costs
60​%Share of business from distribution
“So effectively, I mean, we should not look at purely from an EBITDA margin perspective, considering 60% of our business comes from distribution business.”
Management · Q&Ap. 8
License distribution · Segments
4–5​%Volume growth · steady state
“4%, 5% is what one should look at it. It is more comparable to the GDP growth.”
Management · Q&Ap. 10

In short

  1. 01Adjusted profit before tax was Rs 1,008 crore against Rs 948 crore a year earlier.
  2. 02Q2 included one-offs: Rs 115 crore Nabha indemnity, Rs 52 crore hedge gain, Rs 44 crore SECI XII charge.
  3. 03Renewable commissioning of 1 to 1.2 GW expected in FY27 and 1.4 to 1.6 GW in FY28.
  4. 04FY27 renewable capex expected at about Rs 10,000 crore; Rs 10,000 crore of Rs 30,600 crore spent so far.
  5. 05Nabha Power expected to give about Rs 1,000 crore recurring EBITDA a year; Q2 EBITDA was Rs 142 crore.
  6. 06Merchant contribution fell Rs 55 crore as high gas prices limited merchant sales.
  7. 07Torrent Power to get about 4 to 5 of 10 LNG cargoes a year from calendar 2027.
  8. 08Pumped storage project faces local concerns; management is engaging stakeholders.

Capacity

Thermal: Allocation received for Ahmedabad replacement plant; too early to comment

Management · Q&A · p. 9
“So as of now, we have got the allocation. Still too premature to comment anything on that as of now.”

C&I renewables: Contracted C&I renewable projects to be commissioned by 2029, progressively

Management · Q&A · p. 13
“And that should be -- all my C&I projects, which are currently tied up should get, I think, commissioned by '29. But it will be a progressive commissioning over the next 2 years.”

Order book

Renewables: Wind LOAs: 100 MW SJVN, 150 MW SECI XX, 250 MW MPPMCL at Rs 3.85-4.16 per unit

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“100-megawatt from SJVN at a tariff of INR3.89 per unit. 150 megawatt under SECI XX at a tariff of INR3.85 per unit and 250 megawatts from MPPMCL at a tariff of INR4.16 per unit.”

Renewables: Subsidiaries received LOAs for 3 new wind projects for 25 years

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“So on the renewable energy, during the quarter, the subsidiaries of the company received LOA for 3 new wind projects for a period of 25 years.”

Segments

Distribution and Transmission: Distribution and Transmission EBITDA up Rs 99 crore; distribution up Rs 76 crore

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“The Distribution and Transmission segment contributed INR99 crores to EBITDA during the quarter, driven by improved contribution from distribution operations by INR76 crores, supported by the increase in ROE on account of capitalization of assets and higher rate of return on equity as per the new tariff regulations and other incentives.”

Distribution franchise: Distribution franchise volume up 3%

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“There was also improved contribution from distribution franchise business on account of improved volume by 3% and T&D efficiency across all franchise business.”

Transmission: New transmission project added Rs 22 crore EBITDA

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“The newly commissioned transmission project contributed INR22 crores to the EBITDA.”

Merchant: About 530 MUs sold on merchant market in the quarter

Management · Q&A · p. 5
“So during the quarter, MUs sold were around 530 MUs. And if I look at per unit realization was around INR24.”

Renewables: SECI XII project continues; may get new PPA or sell merchant

Management · Q&A · p. 7
“So I think, first of all, I think it is a PPA termination. The project is still on. And the PPA termination has happened because there was a delay. And we do have the opportunity to enter into another PPA or use this capacity for merchant.”

Demand

Merchant: High gas prices limited merchant sales despite strong H1 power demand

Management · Q&A · p. 11
“I think you are right, that power demand has been very robust during H1 of this year. But if you look at it, the gas prices also are very elevated. And hence, our capacity to sell on the merchant market was very limited.”

Merchant: Low power demand expected rest of this year; merchant sales hard at high LNG prices

Management · Q&A · p. 11
“And anyway, this year, this will be a low power demand scenario. And hence, I think it would be difficult for you to sell on the merchant market with such high LNG prices.”

Merchant: No major medium-term merchant contracts expected in Q3 and Q4

Management · Q&A · p. 14
“No. Shirom, typically, Q3 and Q4 are lower power demand sort of quarters for the country. So we don't expect any major contracts coming in for Q3 and Q4.”

Merchant: Solar lowers daytime merchant prices, so fewer units sold at high LNG prices

Management · Q&A · p. 11
“During the day hours because of solar power coming in, the prices go down typically in the merchant markets. And hence, the units which you are able to sell with such high LNG prices would be smaller.”

Merchant: Medium-term merchant contracts possible in high-demand Q1 and Q2, subject to LNG prices

Management · Q&A · p. 14
“Typically, Q1 and Q2 are high growth or high power demand quarters. So as we move forward, there could be some contracts which will come in. But that again will depend on what are the LNG prices.”

Margins and costs

Tax rate 26% vs 24% a year earlier

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“The tax rate for the quarter stood at 26% compared with 24% in the corresponding quarter of previous year.”

Generation: Lower merchant power realisation cut EBITDA by Rs 55 crore

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“This was partially offset by lower merchant power realization by INR55 crores.”

Higher depreciation and finance costs lowered PBT by Rs 270 crore

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“There was also increase in depreciation and finance costs, which lowered the profit before tax by INR270 crores.”

Renewables: Renewable EBITDA margins expected to rise; merchant wind project realisations good

Management · Q&A · p. 5
“And let me tell you, we have one project which is operationalized, which is Airpower, wherein we are selling into the merchant market, a wind project and the realizations are very good there. So effectively, our EBITDA margins will increase going forward.”

Merchant: Merchant spread about Rs 4.7 to Rs 5

Management · Q&A · p. 5
“Spread would be somewhere in the range of INR4.7 to INR5.”

Debt and working capital

Nabha Power: Nabha adds about Rs 70 crore own interest plus about Rs 70 crore on acquisition debt

Management · Q&A · p. 6
“So Nabha itself has an interest cost of around INR70 crores. And on top of it, we also borrowed to acquire this entity, which would be again around INR70 crores.”

Thermal: Company evaluates thermal bids; comfortable with leverage

Management · Q&A · p. 8
“And if they are at commercial levels which are attractive to us, we would want to participate. As far as leverage is concerned, I think these are all long gestation period contracts. And if you look at internally, I think we are comfortable with respect to leverage is concerned.”

Finance cost up on Nabha acquisition debt and Nabha's Rs 3,000 crore borrowing

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“So for that borrowing, the finance cost has gone up, plus Nabha itself had around INR3,000 crores of borrowing because of which on a consol basis, finance cost has gone up.”

Receivables up on Nabha acquisition and peak-season distribution demand; can start liquidating

Management · Q&A · p. 10
“Predominantly because of Nabha acquisition. And also typically, in the license distribution businesses, because of high power demand season, those -- in this Q1 and Q2, it goes up and then it can start liquidating.”

Nabha receivables to remain; other receivables expected to normalise

Management · Q&A · p. 10
“So Nabha would remain. Other things should get normalized.”

Fund raising

Pumped storage and coal projects reached SPV financial closure with 20-25 year loans

Management · Q&A · p. 9
“So Mohit, both of our projects have achieved financial closure on the SPV basis through a long-term loan tied up. So when I say long-term loan, these are all 20, 25-year loans, which you have tied up.”

Acquisitions and new business

Nabha Power: Nabha Power's first full quarter added Rs 142 crore EBITDA

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“primarily on account of the first full quarter contribution from Nabha Power acquisition, contributing INR142 crores to EBITDA during the quarter.”

Nabha Power: Nabha Power EBITDA about Rs 196 crore under PPE accounting

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 4
“So this is as per the lease accounting, which is being followed at Nabha Power. If I consider a PPE accounting, then it would be around INR196 crores.”

Nabha Power: Rs 54 crore Nabha capital charge not in EBITDA under lease accounting

Management · Q&A · p. 6
“So INR54 crores was the capital charge, which is not getting accounted for. So you can annualize that part of it.”

One-offs

Generation: Nabha Power received Rs 115 crore indemnity on Mega status claim; total one-off credit Rs 123 crore

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“Profit before tax for the quarter includes the following nonrecurring credit of INR123 crores on account of indemnity income received by Nabha Power from seller with respect to Mega status claim to the tune of INR115 crores.”

Generation: Gain of Rs 52 crore from unwinding LNG hedges after IOCL force majeure

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“The unwinding was done considering force majeure announced by IOCL, resulting in a gain of INR52 crores during the quarter.”

Renewables: Rs 44 crore charge on termination of SECI XII project

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“There was also a liquidated damage and write-off of charges paid on termination of SECI XII project of INR44 crores.”

Renewables: About Rs 40 crore liquidated damages paid on SECI XII PPA

Management · Q&A · p. 7
“We paid the liquidated damages, right? So we paid around INR40 crores of liquidated damages.”

License distribution: Year-ago quarter PBT included Rs 31 crore one-off credit for carrying cost order

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“The profit before tax for the corresponding quarter of last year includes nonrecurring credit of INR31 crores on account of receipt of favorable order in our license distribution area, primarily relating to the grant of carrying cost.”

Risks

Renewables: 300 MW SECI XII wind PPA terminated, Rs 44 crore outflow

Management · Q&A · p. 7
“So that was SECI XII project, which was 300-megawatt wind project, which we terminated because of which there was an outflow of INR44 crores during the quarter.”

Renewables: SECI XII contract ended mainly due to evacuation challenges

Management · Q&A · p. 7
“So basically, there were a lot of delays with respect to evacuation challenges. And then also the tariff also was not that good. But because of -- mainly because of evacuation challenges, we had to terminate that contract.”

Pumped storage: Pumped storage project at early stage; company addressing stakeholder concerns

Management · Q&A · p. 7
“See, I think on the pump storage, the project is obviously at initial stages and some preliminary site work has started. We have also given a press release explaining the company's position and measures are being taken to address the shareholder -- stakeholder concerns.”

Pumped storage: Pumped storage matter called fluid; alternatives premature

Management · Q&A · p. 14
“So at this stage, I think the matter is very fluid and dynamic, and I think we'll continue to watch for the developments.”

Thermal generation: Thermal generation faced elevated gas prices linked to Middle East events

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“our thermal generation business delivered a resilient performance despite elevated gas prices driven by the geopolitical developments in the Middle East.”

Other

Adjusted PBT Rs 1,008 crore vs Rs 948 crore a year earlier

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“Excluding the impact of these nonrecurring items, adjusted profit before tax for the quarter stood at INR1,008 crores as compared to INR948 crores in the comparable quarter of previous year.”

Reported PBT Rs 1,131 crore vs Rs 979 crore a year earlier

Vikas Poddar · Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“So reported profit before tax for the quarter stood at INR1,131 crores compared to INR979 crores in the corresponding quarter of previous year, representing an increase of INR152 crores, which was a 15% growth year-on-year.”

Renewables: Higher wind PLF due to good wind resource in the quarter

Management · Q&A · p. 14
“So Shirom, I think wind resource was pretty good during this quarter.”

Renewables: Renewable ROE and ROCE start lower and rise a year or two after commissioning

Management · Q&A · p. 15
“But typically, in a renewable project, initially, the ROCE, ROEs are slightly lower and then it starts catching up.”

Generation: Excluding Nabha one-off, other businesses performed as expected

Management · Q&A · p. 4
“So if you remove that, then all other businesses have performed according to expectations.”

Sources

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