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Updated: June 04, 2025 16:10
REC Limited has unveiled two major financial and operational decisions—striking off the Rajgarh III Power Transmission project and proposing a substantial fundraise of up to ₹1.55 trillion. These moves align with the company’s broader strategy to optimize its portfolio and strengthen its financial position in India’s power infrastructure sector.
Key Highlights of REC Limited’s Announcements
- REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited (RECPDCL), a subsidiary of REC Limited, has transferred the Rajgarh Transmission Limited project to G R Infraprojects, marking the completion of its role in the project
- The Rajgarh III Power Transmission project was initially developed to facilitate power evacuation from renewable energy projects in Madhya Pradesh
- REC Limited’s proposed fundraise of ₹1.55 trillion aims to support infrastructure financing, including renewable energy, electric vehicles, and green hydrogen projects
- The company’s loan book stands at ₹4.97 trillion, with a net worth of ₹64,787 crore as of December 2023, reinforcing its financial strength
Strategic Importance of REC Limited’s Decisions
- The exit from Rajgarh III Power Transmission aligns with REC’s focus on optimizing its project portfolio and reallocating resources to high-impact infrastructure initiatives
- The proposed fundraise will enable REC to expand its financing capabilities, supporting India’s transition to sustainable energy solutions
- REC’s diversification into non-power infrastructure sectors, including roads, metro rail, and commercial infrastructure, reflects its evolving business strategy
Future Outlook and Industry Impact
- Analysts anticipate that REC’s fundraise will bolster India’s infrastructure financing landscape, attracting investments in emerging technologies
- The company’s strategic portfolio adjustments may influence future transmission project developments and financing models
- REC’s continued expansion into renewable energy and green projects reinforces its role in India’s sustainable development goals
Source : REC Limited, Economic Times, Press Information Bureau.