PTC in a statement on Thursday said a board meeting to declare the financial results would be called shortly
Power trading solutions provider PTC India on Tuesday said it has bagged new contracts worth Rs 10.08 crore under consulting services. As per the contracts, PTC will provide services to Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC). "PTC India has received Letter of Award for Operations & Management including allied activities for power distribution licence for electrical network situated in the area of Industrial Area of Madhya Pradesh Industrial Corporation located at Mohasa Babai in Hoshangabad district for a period of 3 years at a total value of Rs 10.08 crore," PTC said in a statement. This is a unique project in India where services to an industrial area for distribution licensee were granted after following due regulatory process as per Electricity Act 2003 by SERC. PTC had supported MPIDC in the process of getting the distribution licence for Mohasa-Babai Industrial Area. PTC CMD Rajib K Mishra said PTC India is emerging as a strong player in energy management
In an unusual development, all three independent directors of PTC India Financial Services (PFS), which is a systemically-important Non-Banking Finance Company (NBFC) -- put in their papers
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The company on Thursday posted a marginal rise in consolidated net profit
The company on Tuesday reported a 65 per cent jump in its net profit
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Power trading solutions firm PTC India on Wednesday reported an over 36 per cent jump in consolidated net profit to Rs 136.17 crore for the June 2021 quarter. The company's net profit had stood at Rs 100.06 crore in the June quarter of the financial year 2020-21, it said in a BSE filing. However, the total income fell to Rs 4,959.99 crore during the quarter, from Rs 4,641.28 crore in the year-ago period. Total expenses also reduced to Rs 4,777.10 crore, compared with Rs 4,499.51 crore a year ago. In a separate statement, the company's Chairman and Managing Director Deepak Amitabh said the beginning of the quarter coincided with the onset of the second wave of COVID-19. However, despite the challenging environment, the company ended the quarter with a strong performance, he added. "During the quarter, we also witnessed a gradual shift in the generation pattern of hydro electric plants (HEPs) of Bhutan and Sikkim, after a prolonged winter impacted volumes from HEPs in J&K and ...
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PTC India on Thursday posted a nearly 4 per cent increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 49.77 crore for the March quarter, helped by higher revenues.
PTC India on Friday posted a nearly 80 per cent rise in consolidated net profit at Rs 114.15 crore for the December quarter.
Power trading solutions provider PTC India on Monday reported a 3.8 per cent decline in consolidated net profit at Rs 193.64 crore in the September quarter
The company's net profit stood at Rs 93.26 crore in the April-June period of 2019, it said in a BSE filing.
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PTC financial Services, on standalone-basis, reported a sharp drop in annual profit to Rs 109.99 crore for FY20 from Rs 184.14 cr in FY19
Existing credit lines of Rs 800 crore were renewed and fresh long-term credit lines of Rs 600 crore were received
The earlier bidding process which was carried out by NHPC in February, 2019, was cancelled due to lack of response from state discoms
The proposed electricity exchange is awaiting clearance from the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission
Power trading solutions provider PTC India will sign medium-term power purchase agreements (PPA) for 1,900 MW coal-based power capacities with seven companies and five states by month-end under a pilot scheme, an official said. After this tender, the company plans another round of 3,000 MW of medium term PPAs to give some relief to stressed power projects as PPAs are required for getting fuel supplies, a Power Ministry official told PTI. "PTC India had finalised bids of 1,900 MW capacities last month at a tariff of Rs 4.24 per unit including the nominal fixed cost of one paise per unit for supply of power for the medium term of three years," the official said. The seven companies which would ink PPAs are IL&FS Energy for 550 MW, RKM Powergen for 550 MW, SKS Power for 300 MW, MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd for 175 MW, Jindal India Thermal Power for 175 MW, Jhabua Power Ltd for 100 MW and JP Nilgiri Project for 100 MW. Five states which would buy power from these plants are ...
With the current stress in powergen sector, PFS has 18% of its Rs 134 bn loan portfolio in distress, not all of which are NPAs