What we do SJVN Ltd is a leading hydroelectric power generation company in India, expanding into solar, wind, and thermal power projects while also engaging in power transmission and trading. |
Founded in 1,988 |
Market share Largest operational hydroelectric power provider in India by installed capacity with a diversified clean energy portfolio expanding rapidly. |
Problem solved Provides reliable and affordable clean energy solutions to support India's growing power demand and sustainable development goals. |
Top clients or who we serve Primarily serves Indian state utilities including Government of Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation, Punjab State Power, and others; operates in B2B electricity market. |
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Our journey and innovations Founded in 1988, commissioned first hydro unit in 2003; expanded via major projects in India and Nepal, diversified into renewables and thermal; launched India’s first multipurpose green hydrogen pilot. |
Where we operate India (primarily Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Assam, Gujarat) and neighboring Nepal through subsidiaries and joint ventures. |
Top products or what we offer Hydroelectric power stations, solar power plants, wind power projects, thermal power project, power transmission services, and power trading business. |
Top brands Nathpa Jhakri HPS (1500 MW) - flagship hydro project; Rampur HPS (412 MW); Buxar Thermal Power Project (1320 MW); multiple solar parks across India; Arun-3 HEP (900 MW) in Nepal. |
Raw materials needed Primarily water for hydro projects; coal for thermal power; solar and wind resources for renewable projects. |
Raw materials supplier Water sourced naturally; coal supplied by Coal India Ltd and CCL; solar and wind equipment sourced from various EPC contractors. |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue largely recurring from power purchase agreements and government contracts, with cyclical elements in project development phases. |
Our industry position Market leader in hydroelectric generation; growing presence in renewable and thermal sectors; recognized as a Navratna PSU with strong govt. backing. |
Financial highlights For FY 2024-25, consolidated revenue approx. Rs 3072 crore with net profit approx. Rs 819 crore, showing steady growth over previous years. |
Geographical revenue split Revenue predominantly from Indian states like Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and Jammu & Kashmir; international revenues via Nepal projects. |
Order book Substantial active order book from under-construction projects including Luhri HEP, Dhaulasidh HEP, Arun-3 HEP, and the Buxar Thermal Power Project. |
Whats driving growth Expansion in hydro, solar, wind, and pumped storage projects; improved project execution; government policy support for renewables and green hydrogen; cross-border ventures. |
Our future plans Target to become a 50,000+ MW clean energy company by 2040 through hydro, solar, wind, green hydrogen, and pumped storage; scaling up cross-border power exports. |
Our green promise Strong ESG focus with biodiversity conservation, zero water discharge targets, renewable energy initiatives, carbon reduction, and community sustainability programs. |
Our people and values Over 1600 employees promoting diversity, continuous learning, and innovation-driven culture aligned with national energy transition goals. |
Key challenges ahead Project delays due to regulatory hurdles, land acquisition challenges, environmental clearances, and evolving hydropower policies in some states. |
Interesting facts Operated India’s largest hydro power station; commissioned India’s first multipurpose green hydrogen pilot project; awarded multiple CSR and environmental excellence awards. |
Risks and strategy Mitigates project, environmental, and regulatory risks via robust governance, stakeholder engagement, strong government relations, and diversification across energy sectors. |
