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KPI Green Energy Ltd

| Quarterly Financial Results Q3 FY 2025–26

BULLISH SENTIMENT

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⬤21st Jan 26

Summary : KPI Green Energy reports record Q3 and nine-month performance, driven by strong project execution and strategic financing, expanding its renewable energy portfolio and market presence.

Quarterly Report Analysis & Insights

Financial Disclosures

  1. Consolidated Cost of Materials consumed (9M FY26): ₹1,01,120.26 lakhs.
  2. Consolidated Employee benefits expense (9M FY26): ₹4,615.58 lakhs.
  3. Consolidated Finance Costs - Interest Expense (9M FY26): ₹9,913.11 lakhs.
  4. Consolidated Depreciation and amortisation expense (9M FY26): ₹9,413.34 lakhs.
  5. Consolidated Other expenses (9M FY26): ₹16,448.86 lakhs.
  6. Consolidated Debtors Turnover Ratio (annualised, Q3 FY26): 121.64 days.
  7. Consolidated Revenue from Operations (9M FY26): ₹1,90,010.10 lakhs.
  8. Consolidated Revenue from Sales of Power & Solar Power Plant (9M FY26): ₹1,73,186.50 lakhs.
  9. Consolidated Revenue from Sales of Plot (9M FY26): ₹119.81 lakhs.
  10. Consolidated Other Income (9M FY26): ₹3,121.62 lakhs.
  11. NCDs aggregating ₹670.00 crore secured by first ranking charge.
  12. Company must maintain minimum security cover of 1.20x.
  13. Consolidated Net Worth (Dec 31, 2025): ₹2,76,666.01 lakhs.
  14. Consolidated Paid-up equity share capital (Dec 31, 2025): ₹9,867.05 lakhs.
  15. Consolidated Other Equity (Dec 31, 2025): ₹2,66,798.96 lakhs.
  16. Consolidated Debt Equity Ratio (Dec 31, 2025): 1.50 (vs 0.35 LY Q3).
  17. Consolidated Total Debts to Total Assets Ratio (Dec 31, 2025): 0.48 (vs 0.21 LY Q3).
  18. Consolidated Current Ratio (Dec 31, 2025): 2.92 (vs 4.43 LY Q3).
  19. Consolidated Operating Margin (EBITDA excluding Other Income/ Revenue from Operations) (Q3 FY26): 35.95%.
  20. Consolidated Net Profit Margin (Net Profit after Tax/ Total Income) (Q3 FY26): 18.61%.
  21. Both standalone and consolidated unaudited financial results are presented.
  22. Consolidated results include 3 subsidiaries and 6 wholly owned SPVs.

Corporate Overview

  1. India (Gujarat, Khavda, Mahua, Kadana Dam, NTPC Greater Noida).
  2. International collaborations (Botswana, South Korea, Japan).
  3. One customer complaint remained pending at quarter end.
  4. Significant financing from State Bank of India (₹3,200 crore).
  5. Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with GUVNL.
  6. Regulatory compliance with SEBI (LODR) Regulations.
  7. Partial guarantee from GuarantCo for green bond issuance.
  8. Development and operation of solar, wind, and hybrid power projects.
  9. Sale of power and services from renewable energy projects.
  10. Sale of plots for renewable energy development.
  11. EPC contracts and O&M services for green energy projects.
  12. Power trading through exchanges and bilateral markets.
  13. Strong, positive, and confident, highlighting record performance.
  14. Emphasizes robust execution capabilities and strong growth momentum.
  15. Focuses on disciplined financial management and sustainable growth.
  16. Highlights strategic milestones and market integration leadership.
  17. GUVNL (Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited).
  18. Aditya Birla Renewables.
  19. Avichal Power Private Limited.
  20. GSECL (Gujarat State Electricity Corporation Limited).
  21. Adani Green.
  22. NTPC Limited.
  23. Open-access and industrial consumers.
  24. Revenue from Sales of Power & Solar Power Plant.
  25. Revenue from Sales of Captive Power Project.
  26. Revenue from Sales of Plot.
  27. Other Income.
  28. Secured SBI sanction for over 1 GWp Solar and Hybrid IPP projects.
  29. Pipeline includes 250 MW Solar and 370 MW Hybrid projects.
  30. Awarded 150 MW Wind, 200 MW Solar, 64 MWac/96 MWp Solar BoS projects.
  31. Secured 100 MW EPC order and 142 MW/110 MW floating solar EPC contract.
  32. Received orders for 534 MW BoS supply and 445 MW/890 MWh BESS projects.
  33. Developing 1 TPD plasma gasification-based green hydrogen plant.
  34. Targeting 10 GW renewable capacity by 2030.
  35. MoU for 2.5 GW solar and hybrid projects across multiple states.
  36. MoU for ~5 GW renewable capacity in Botswana with US$4 billion investment.
  37. Expand solar, wind, and hybrid portfolios.
  38. Develop 250 MW Solar and 370 MW Hybrid projects.
  39. Undertake 150 MW Wind and 200 MW Solar projects.
  40. Execute 64 MWac/96 MWp Solar BoS and 100 MW EPC orders.
  41. Implement 142 MW/110 MW floating solar EPC contract.
  42. Develop 445 MW/890 MWh standalone BESS projects.
  43. Establish 1 TPD green hydrogen plant and Hydrogen/EV fuel stations.
  44. Jointly develop 2.5 GW solar and hybrid projects.
  45. Set up 100,000 TPA Green Ammonia production facility.
  46. Invest US$4 billion in Botswana for ~5 GW renewable capacity.

Risk Factors

  1. Debt-equity ratio increased significantly.
  2. Maintaining security cover for NCDs.
  3. Variable revenue recognition uncertainty.
  4. Dependence on government policies.

Key Drivers

  1. Record Q3 and nine-month financial performance.
  2. Secured significant SBI financing for 1 GWp projects.
  3. Issued India's first credit-enhanced green bond.
  4. Strategic partnerships expand global renewable energy footprint.

Auditor’s Report

  1. Limited Review Report.
  2. Auditors do not express an audit opinion.
  3. Conclusion is not modified.
  4. Review of Standalone and Consolidated Unaudited financial results.
  5. Consolidated results include 3 subsidiaries and 6 wholly owned SPVs.
  6. No such thing requires to be mentioned, conclusion not modified.

Board Commentary

  1. Declared Third Interim Dividend at 4% (Re. 0.20 per equity share).
  2. Record date for dividend payment is January 28, 2026.
  3. Dividend to be paid within 30 days from declaration date.
  4. Maintaining minimum security cover of 1.20x for NCDs.
  5. Compliance with SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015.
  6. One complaint remained pending at quarter end.
  7. Issued India's first Externally Credit-Enhanced Green Bond (₹670 crore).
  8. Secured ₹3,200 crore SBI sanction for over 1 GWp projects.
  9. Received LOI/LOA for 150 MW Wind, 200 MW Solar, 64 MWac/96 MWp Solar BoS.
  10. Secured 100 MW EPC, 142 MW/110 MW floating solar EPC contracts.
  11. MoUs for 2.5 GW solar/hybrid, Hydrogen/EV stations, Green Ammonia facility, ~5 GW Botswana capacity.

Corporate Governance

  1. Audit committee reviewed the unaudited financial results.
  2. One complaint remained pending at quarter end.

Management Discussion & Analysis

Future Strategy

  1. Achieve 10 GW renewable capacity by 2030.
  2. Expand solar, wind, and hybrid portfolios strategically.
  3. Strengthen leadership in India's energy-trading landscape.
  4. Implement market integration for efficient green power monetisation.
  5. Offer flexible green energy solutions to diverse consumers.
  6. Focus on sustainable growth and profitability.
  7. Pursue international cooperation in green hydrogen and renewables.

Industry Overview

  1. Growing demand for green energy solutions and renewable generation.
  2. Increased focus on energy storage and transmission infrastructure.
  3. Emergence of green hydrogen and EV charging infrastructure.

Macroeconomic Outlook

  1. India's evolving energy-trading landscape presents opportunities.
  2. National Green Hydrogen Mission drives new project development.

Operational Focus Areas

  1. Efficient project execution and timely delivery.
  2. Continuous cost optimisation efforts.
  3. Prudent financial management.
  4. Enhancing overall operational efficiency.
  5. Aligning power sales with demand curves.

Performance Drivers

  1. Strong execution momentum and sustained demand.
  2. Improved operating leverage and effective cost optimisation.
  3. Higher project execution volumes and operational efficiency.
  4. Margin expansion and disciplined financial management practices.
  5. Accelerated project execution and healthy business segment performance.
  6. Higher revenue realisation.

Risk Control Measures

  1. Company is compliant with security cover covenant.
  2. Variable consideration estimated and constrained at inception.
  3. Deferred tax assets reviewed based on future taxable profits.

Critical Risks

  1. Compliance with Debenture Trust Deed covenants.
  2. Market fluctuations impacting variable contract consideration.
  3. Uncertainty in future taxable profits for deferred tax assets.