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PTC India reported FY25 trading volume of 82.75 billion units, up 11% year-on-year, with trading margin steady at Rs.3.37 per unit and 52% of volumes coming from exchange-traded products. The company completed the sale of its stake in subsidiary PTC Energy Limited (PEL) to ONGC Green for Rs.1,175 crore, booking a one-time profit of Rs.521 crore in Q4. Standalone FY25 PAT jumped 132% to Rs.855 crore (Rs.397 crore excluding the PEL divestment gain). A total dividend of Rs.11.70 per share was declared for FY25. The company has floated an EOI for 500 MW of renewable capacity, signed a fresh 2,000 MW winter export agreement with Bhutan, and reduced Bangladesh receivables to Rs.577 crore from Rs.700 crore. All prior auditor qualifications have been resolved. Subsidiary PFS contributed Rs.217 crore PAT but declared no dividend, and management did not give a clear timeline on PFS divestment.
Positive short-term impact from the Rs.521 crore one-time PEL divestment gain and Rs.1,175 crore cash inflow, which is being retained for future renewable asset acquisitions rather than higher dividends. Investors should note core FY25 earnings (excluding PEL gain) grew only 8% in standalone PAT, signalling that underlying growth is modest. The unresolved timeline on PFS divestment remains an overhang for shareholders seeking pure-play power trading exposure.