In the year-ago same period, the company logged a profit of Rs 36.19 crore, a regulatory filing said
Reliance Power on Thursday posted a consolidated net loss of Rs 1.88 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2020. In the year-ago same period, the company logged a profit of Rs 36.19 crore, a regulatory filing said. Total income of the company fell to Rs 2,137.10 crore in the first quarter from Rs 2,163.39 crore in the year-ago period, it said. The consolidated net loss of the company in 2019-20 was Rs 4,255.37 crore. Total income was Rs 8,202.41 crore. The group is engaged in only one segment -- Generation of Power -- and hence, there is no separate reportable segment. The company said the group is confident of meeting its obligations by generating sufficient cash flows through time bound monetisation of gas-based power plant equipment and other assets of certain subsidiaries, as also realize the amount from ongoing regulatory or arbitration claims. Considering the dependence on these material uncertain events and realisation of assets, the group is confident that such cash flows
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Ambani also informed shareholders that Reliance Power had refrained from availing a moratorium on its loans, calling the moratorium a 'financial penalty'
Barring a few, all privately-owned thermal power units, roughly about 40,000 Mw, constructed over the past decade were built using Chinese equipment.
In notes to its consolidated results for FY20, the list of debt on which it has defaulted, or has delayed payments, includes 33 different lenders and non-convertible debenture (NCD) series.
The total dues payable by Kokos Jiang and Prestige Capital Holdings stands at 68 million dollars as on the day of judgement
In the April-December 2019 period, the firm's consolidated net profit stood at Rs 130.66 cr, compared with Rs 451.30 cr in the year-ago period. Its consolidated net loss was Rs 2,951.82 cr in 2018-19.
As a part of its strategy to achieve clean green power, the company will focus on renewable energy projects like solar and wind
BSR & Co and Pathak HD & Associates were the auditors to both RInfra and RPower, until 9th August, when BSR resigned as auditor for both the companies
RPower plans to use funds paid for the equipment for repayment of debt worth Rs 835 crore
Reliance Power will hold 51 per cent stake in the joint venture company, while JERA will hold 49 per cent stake, the company said in a statement
Reliance Power said the transaction will result in a debt reduction of Rs 835 cr
The company had reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 187.48 crore in June quarter last year
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The announcement comes a day after Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra) made a similar announcement
Ambani is waging a war on debt. He said on June 11 that his Reliance Group repaid Rs 350 billion in the past 14 months through asset disposals.
Reliance Power said Sasan has always been regular on debt service without taking any support from its parent company
RPower holds three coal concessions that are fully explored and are ready to produce coal.
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