Pursuant to Regulation 33 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we enclose a. Standalone and Consolidated Audited Financial Results of the Company ....
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Orient Green Power reported its highest ever net profit of Rs 71.57 Crores in FY26, a 70% jump from Rs 42.01 Crores in FY25. Consolidated total income grew 13% to Rs 315.57 Crores while EBITDA rose 10% to Rs 205.45 Crores, though EBITDA margin compressed slightly from 67% to 65%. The company commissioned its first 7MW solar plant in December 2025 and expanded wind capacity by 9.9 MW. Interest costs reduced significantly by 21% to Rs 57.18 Crores, and the company received a Rs 16 Crores refund of excess interest charged in earlier periods. The Board approved two mergers: of wholly-owned subsidiary Bharath Wind Farm Limited and of Orient Green Power Europe B.V., both aimed at simplifying group structure. The auditors issued a clean opinion with emphasis of matter on ongoing REC receivables dispute and a petition regarding captive generating plant status.
The 70% PAT growth and highest-ever profits mark a strong recovery year. The mergers will simplify the corporate structure and reduce administrative costs. However, Q4 saw a loss of Rs 16.56 Crores due to seasonal wind pattern weakness, and EBITDA margin compression may concern margin-focused investors.