What we do Adani Power Limited is India's largest private thermal power producer with 17,550 MW capacity, focusing on thermal and solar power generation. |
Founded in 1,996 |
Market share Among the largest private power producers in India, with significant capacity and market presence. |
Problem solved Provides reliable and large-scale power supply to meet growing energy demands, enhancing energy security in India and abroad. |
Top clients or who we serve Serves state electricity boards, industrial consumers, and international customers, including Bangladesh Power Development Board; operates in B2B segment. |
Key management Chairman Gautam S. Adani, Managing Director Anil Sardana, CEO S. B. Khyalia, CFO Dilip Kumar Jha; distinguished leadership with strong industry expertise. |
Our journey and innovations Pioneered supercritical technology in India, expanded capacity via acquisitions and greenfield projects; first coal-fired plant to receive UN carbon credits. |
Where we operate India across multiple states and internationally in Bangladesh; expanding footprint via acquisitions and new projects. |
Top products or what we offer Thermal power generation with supercritical tech, solar power projects, transmission infrastructure, and power trading services. |
Top brands Mundra Ultra Supercritical Power Plant, Tiroda Supercritical Units, Godda Ultra Supercritical Project; notable for high capacity and efficiency. |
Raw materials needed Coal (domestic and imported), water, equipment for power plant operations. |
Raw materials supplier Coal sourced via linkages, captive mines and domestic suppliers; water from local resources. |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Predominantly recurring revenue from long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) supplemented by cyclical merchant sales. |
Our industry position Market leader in private thermal power with strong growth through capacity expansions and strategic acquisitions. |
Financial highlights FY2024-25 consolidated revenue ₹56,203 crore, net profit ₹12,939 crore, EBITDA robust with steady margin performance. |
Geographical revenue split Majority revenue from India (~86%) and exports mainly to Bangladesh (~14%). |
Order book Strong order book of long-term power purchase agreements including projects supplying to Bangladesh and domestic utilities. |
Whats driving growth Capacity expansion via acquisitions, higher plant load factors, international PPAs, and cost optimization through technology upgrades. |
Our future plans Expand ultra-supercritical capacity, renewable integration, infrastructure projects including transmission and data centers. |
Our green promise Committed to sustainability with solar projects, energy efficiency, emissions reduction and high global sustainability scores. |
Our people and values Over 4,000 employees with focus on innovation, safety, diversity and continuous improvement culture. |
Key challenges ahead Fuel supply variability, regulatory risks, commodity price volatility, and competition from renewable energy sources. |
Interesting facts First coal-fired plant globally to earn UN carbon credits; operating a transnational power supply project to Bangladesh. |
Risks and strategy Mitigates fuel and regulatory risks through diversified sourcing and long-term PPAs; strategic acquisitions fuel growth. |
