Market Performance: Strong Rally on Q4 Earnings
NTPC Green Energy shares jumped sharply by 11% on Thursday, May 22, hitting a four-month high of ₹112 per share. This comes after the company posted impressive quarterly results that exceeded market expectations.
The stock has rebounded well in May, gaining 13% this month alone, continuing the momentum from a 15.3% rise in March. Despite some earlier volatility, NTPC Green Energy is trading close to its IPO price.
Main News: Q4 Net Profit Triples on Robust Revenue Growth
NTPC Green Energy reported a net profit of ₹233.21 crore for the March quarter, soaring 255% compared to ₹80.95 crore in the same period last year.
Key financial highlights from Q4 FY25 include:
- Revenue from operations: ₹622.27 crore, up 22.4% YoY from ₹508.14 crore
- Sequential revenue growth: Over 23% from ₹505.08 crore in Q3 FY25
- EBITDA: ₹560.27 crore, up 28.4% YoY from ₹436.45 crore
- Expenses: ₹444.63 crore, slightly higher than ₹425.84 crore a year ago
For the entire FY25, NTPC Green Energy delivered:
- Net profit: ₹475.5 crore, up 39% from ₹342.8 crore in FY24
- Revenue: ₹2,209.6 crore, increased 12.5% from ₹1,962.6 crore in FY24
Company Details: India’s Leading Renewable Energy PSU
NTPC Green Energy is a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Limited, India’s largest public sector renewable energy company, excluding hydro power.
- Operates diversified solar and wind energy assets
- Presence in more than six states to reduce location-specific risks
- Listed on Dalal Street on November 27, debuting at ₹121.70 against an IPO price of ₹108
- Stock peaked at ₹155.35 before correcting to a low of ₹87 in February 2025
Summary: NTPC Green Energy Shows Strong Earnings Growth and Share Price Recovery
NTPC Green Energy’s Q4 FY25 performance marked a significant turnaround with triple-digit net profit growth and healthy revenue expansion.
- The share price surged 11% to a 4-month high after results
- Yearly profit and revenue grew by 39% and 12.5%, respectively
- Strong market comeback after a dip in early 2025, with May gains reinforcing positive sentiment
