Adani Green Energy Ltd. Share Price

Adani Green's energy sales grow 32% in H1 FY27

Adani Green Energy Limited (NSE: ADANIGREEN) increased its operational renewable energy capacity by 24% YoY to 20,763 MW in H1 FY27. Energy sales rose 32% to 25,747 million units, supported by capacity additions and operational performance. The interesting part of this update is that energy sales are growing faster than operational capacity. That suggests the growth story is not limited to building new projects. The company is also increasing the volume of electricity generated and sold from its expanding portfolio. Adani Green added 4,083 MW of renewable energy capacity between April and September, including 621 MW during Q2 FY27. It also operationalised 3,081 MWh of battery energy storage capacity at Khavda during the second quarter, taking its installed battery storage capacity to 6,632 MWh. Storage is an important development because renewable generation is intermittent. Battery storage can help manage fluctuations in solar and wind generation and improve the company's ability to supply electricity when required. However, capacity additions alone do not establish that shareholder returns are improving. New projects require substantial capital, and the financial outcome depends on project costs, financing expenses, power purchase agreements and the timely commissioning of assets. The next test is whether this operating growth translates into stronger cash generation without a disproportionate increase in financing costs. My view: Adani Green's operating update is encouraging, particularly because energy sales are growing faster than installed capacity. Battery storage also adds a potentially valuable dimension to its renewable energy portfolio. But I would judge the investment case on cash flow and returns on incremental capital, not capacity growth alone.

Adani Green: operational capacity crosses 20.7 GW

Adani Green Energy Sales Rise 32% in H1 FY27

Sensex, Bankex analysis for 09/10/2026 (MARKET ANALYSIS)

1. Sensex Analysis Current Level: 71,593 Short Bias (Below 73,100): As long as Sensex trades below the crucial threshold of 73,100, the prevailing trend favors a short position (holding short). The current index level (71,593) is well below this threshold, indicating that bearish pressure or a corrective phase remains dominant. Conditional Long Strategy (Above 73,100): A bullish reversal or trend change is only triggered if Sensex manages to break out and sustain above 73,100. Long positions should strictly be avoided or closed until this level is decisively conquered. 2. Bankex Analysis Current Level: 61,542 Short Bias (Below 62,400): Similar to Sensex, Bankex is trading under its key inflection point of 62,400 at 61,542. The directive here is to hold short positions while prices remain suppressed below this resistance zone. Conditional Long Strategy (Above 62,400): Long setups are restricted to a conditional breakout scenario: new long positions should only be considered if Bankex breaks and holds above 62,400. F&O top looser was :

Nifty midcap, Nifty JR analysis for 09/10/2026

1. Nifty MidSelect (Current: 13,386) Current Market Bias: Bearish / Short Bias Key Level (Pivot/Threshold): 13,900 Trading Setup: Hold Short: As long as the index trades below 13,900, the prevailing strategy is to maintain short positions. Conditional Long: A trend reversal or shift to a long-only strategy is triggered strictly above 13,900. 2. Nifty JR (Nifty Next 50) (Current: 67,614) Current Market Bias: Bearish / Short Bias Key Level (Pivot/Threshold): 69,500 Trading Setup: Hold Short: The bias remains short while the index holds below 69,500. Conditional Long: Long positions are only recommended conditionally if a breakout occurs above 69,500. Summary Strategy Both indices are currently trading below their respective critical resistance pivot lines (13,900 for Nifty MidSelect and 69,500 for Nifty JR), indicating that sellers are in control. Trend continuation strategies favor holding short positions until a decisive breakout above these critical threshold levels occurs. F&O top looser was :

Nifty Hits 52-Week Low as Selling Broadens

Indian equities closed lower for a second straight session on October 8. Nifty dipped to 22,179.90 intraday, just under its previous 52-week low of 22,182.55, and ended at 22,231.80, down 371.25 points or 1.64%. Sensex lost 1,045.46 points or 1.44% to settle at 71,593.24. Over the two sessions, the market value of BSE-listed companies fell by more than Rs 12 lakh crore to about Rs 461 lakh crore. Source: Moneycontrol and Trading view The selling was broad. Midcap and small cap indices each fell more than 2%, and every sectoral index ended in the red.