RattanIndia Power Posts ₹131.1 Million Loss In Q1 Despite ₹8.22 Billion Revenue

RattanIndia Power Ltd has reported a consolidated net loss of ₹131.1 million for the quarter ended June 2025, even as revenue from operations reached ₹8.22 billion. The results reflect ongoing challenges in cost management and operational efficiency within India’s thermal power sector.

 

Key Highlights From The Quarterly Results

 

- Revenue from operations rose to ₹8.22 billion, driven by stable generation volumes and improved plant load factors.

- The net loss of ₹131.1 million marks a reversal from the previous quarter’s profit, attributed to higher depreciation and finance costs.

- Operating profit before interest and tax stood at ₹2.44 billion, supported by other income and cost containment in raw material procurement.

- Employee expenses and other overheads remained largely flat, indicating disciplined administrative spending.

 

Operational Context And Strategic Outlook

 

- The company continues to operate its Amravati and Nasik thermal power plants, with a combined capacity of 2,700 MW.

- Management is exploring refinancing options and asset monetization to reduce debt and improve liquidity.

- RattanIndia Power is also evaluating renewable energy diversification to align with national decarbonization goals.

 

Investor Takeaway

 

While revenue growth signals operational stability, the bottom-line pressure underscores the need for strategic restructuring and financial prudence in a volatile energy market.

 

Sources: Moneycontrol, Economic Times, Business Standard, RattanIndia Power Filings.