Anil Ambani promoted Reliance Power Ltd reported a net profit of Rs.215.90 crore for the March 2017 ended quarter, significantly higher from Rs.61.55 crore reported in the same period a year back.The rise in net profit was on the back improved performance due to fall in total expenses. The company's total income rose 6% to Rs.2696.50 crore, from Rs.2548.94 crore. In the same period, the company total expenses fell 3% to Rs2311.1 crore from Rs.2372.12 crore reported a year back. The company's expenses were lower due to lower fuel and finance costs for the quarter.Earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and ammortisation or Ebitda were at Rs.1066 crore for the March quarter.For the full financial year 2016-2017, the company reported a net profit of Rs1104 crore, up 23% and an Ebitda of Rs.4506 crore for the entire year.On the operational side, the company reported plant availability of 100% at its Rosa power plant and solar facility in Rajasthan. Availability at Sasan power ...
Majorly helped by 40% fall in tax expenses during the period
Agreements include a PPA and IA for the proposed integrated combined cycle power project
The Coal Ministry had earlier issued a show-cause notice to Reliance Power
Case was filed by states, regional load dispatch centre procuring power from Sasan UMPP
Income from operations fell 11% to Rs 2,082 cr
The company's financial performance for the June ended quarter was above the Street expectations
A company official said that the rise in profit was recorded in the first quarter due to higher power generation and better utilisation of plants
Formalities with 18 procurers in 10 states at final stage; company hopes to achieve closure very soon
Total income increased from Rs 7,202 cr for year ended March 31, 2015 to Rs 11,038.50 cr for year ended March 31, 2016
This is the largest FDI in Bangladesh with a potential investment of over $1.3 bn
According to the statement, this is best-in-class performance among the large-size power stations in the Indian Power Sector
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The change in input prices were ruled under 'change of law' and the CERC held that the power generator needs to be paid for same