Reliance Infrastructure Share Price Jumps Over 3% After Winning NHPC Solar Project Order

Market Performance

Reliance Infrastructure share price surged over 3% in early trade on Tuesday after the company announced a major order win from state-run NHPC.

• The stock climbed as much as 3.66% to ₹272.00 per share on the BSE at 10:30 AM.
• Despite recent volatility, the stock has delivered multibagger returns of 735% in the last five years.

Reliance Infra Share Price Trend (Past Performance)

• 1 Month: Down 31%
• 3 Months: Down 4%
• 6 Months: Up 5%
• YTD 2025: Down 16%
• 1 Year: Up 19%
• 2 Years: Up 68%
• 5 Years: Up 735%

Main News

Reliance Infrastructure received a Letter of Award (LOA) from NHPC for setting up a 390 MW interstate transmission system connected solar power project along with a Battery Energy Storage System.

• The winning tariff was fixed at ₹3.13 per kWh.
• The tender, floated by NHPC, attracted participation from 15 entities, with 14 qualifying for the e-reverse auction.
• The bidding process was oversubscribed by nearly 4 times, highlighting strong competition in the renewable energy space.

Company Details

Once completed, the project will add:

• 700 MWp solar DC capacity
• 780 MWhr BESS capacity

This will strengthen Reliance Group’s clean energy portfolio and reinforce its leadership in solar + storage solutions.

Currently, Reliance Power (another listed entity of the group) holds nearly:

• 2.5 GWp solar capacity
• 2.5 GWhr BESS capacity

With the new addition, Reliance Group’s renewable energy pipeline expands to:

• Over 3 GWp solar DC capacity
• More than 3.5 GWhr BESS capacity

This makes the group India’s largest player in the integrated solar + BESS segment.

Summary

Reliance Infrastructure share price gained over 3% on the BSE after securing a major solar project order from NHPC. The project, featuring 390 MW of solar and storage capacity, will boost Reliance Group’s position in the renewable energy sector.

While the stock has faced pressure in recent months, its long-term returns remain strong, with a sharp 735% rise in five years.