POWERGRIDNSEPOWER GRID CORP. LTD.· PowerHighNeutral
Announced Mon, 12 Oct, 2026 · 17:30 IST

POWERGRID acquires Lakadia II Power Transmission SPV for Rs 18.43 Cr

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AI summary

POWERGRID acquired Lakadia II Power Transmission SPV for about Rs 18.43 Cr via TBCB bidding on 12.10.2026. Project involves building a 765/400kV Lakadia-II sub-station in Gujarat, 765kV transmission lines, and a synchronous condenser on BOOT basis to support the 7500MW Lakadia renewable energy zone Phase II. POWERGRID took 100 percent stake, paying cash for 50,000 shares at Rs 10 each plus assets and liabilities. Not a related party deal. SPV incorporated 09.05.2026, yet to start commercial activity.

Likely market impact

Expands POWERGRID transmission network in a major renewable energy zone, adding a new long-term BOOT asset once commissioned. Routine capacity buildout.