The stock’s rally stems from these FY25 business highlights:
Record Capacity Growth: AGEL added 2.8 GW of renewable energy capacity in FY25, boosting its total operational portfolio to 20.8 GW – solidifying its position as India’s largest renewable energy producer.
EBITDA Surge: Operational EBITDA climbed 49% YoY, driven by higher energy sales and improved tariff realizations.
Green Hydrogen Ambitions: The company unveiled plans to develop 3 GW of green hydrogen capacity by 2030, aligning with India’s net-zero goals.
Government Tailwinds: India’s push for 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030 positions AGEL as a primary beneficiary.
Global ESG Investing: Rising demand for sustainable investments boosts Adani Green’s appeal to ESG-focused funds.
Debt Management: Successful refinancing of $1.36 billion debt eased liquidity concerns, enhancing investor confidence.
Regulation 24(b) of Sebi’s MF regulations, which limits permissible business activities, is the only clause with ‘restriction’ in its title, Kumar said at the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Mutual Fund Summit on Tuesday. While regulations generally try to facilitate things, this clause imposes a restriction, Kumar said. “We will remove as many restrictions as possible so that industry should have a clean playing ground.”
Technical View: The stock broke past its 50-day moving average, signaling bullish momentum. Immediate resistance lies at ₹1,850; support at ₹1,650.
Valuation: Trading at a P/E ratio of 95x, the stock is priced for growth. Analysts highlight its premium valuation but note upside potential from India’s energy transition.
Pros:
Dominates India’s fast-growing renewable sector.
Strong government partnerships and project pipeline (25 GW under development).
Attractive for long-term ESG portfolios.
Cons:
High volatility due to regulatory/policy risks.
Debt-heavy balance sheet (₹47,000 crore net debt as of March 2024).
Q: What’s Adani Green’s 2025 target price?
A: Brokerages project ₹2,100–₹2,400, factoring in capacity expansion and policy support.
Q: Is Adani Green debt-free?
A: No, but recent refinancing and improved cash flow have strengthened its financial position.