Torrent Power Ltd Share Price Today

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 50% at ₹5/Share	19-Jun-2026	19-Jun-2026
DividendsInterim Dividend of 150% at ₹15/Share	16-Feb-2026	16-Feb-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 50% at ₹5/Share	06-Jun-2025	06-Jun-2025
DividendsInterim Dividend of 140% at ₹14/Share	12-Feb-2025	12-Feb-2025

Mutual Fund Holder	Aug 26 Shares held	Sep 26 Shares held
Canara Robeco Large and Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	28.51 Lac	28.51 Lac no change
UTI Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - IDCW	14.00 Lac	14.00 Lac no change
Aditya Birla Sun Life Midcap Fund - Growth	10.41 Lac	8.21 Lac (21.1%)
Canara Robeco Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	4.77 Lac	4.77 Lac no change
Canara Robeco Multi Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	74.90 k	74.90 k no change

Stock Reader

8 Oct • 5:57 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

TORRENT POWER — THE POWER PLAY IS GETTING BIGGER ⚡🚀

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India's electricity demand is rising. Torrent Power isn't just generating electricity — it's building across generation, transmission, distribution, renewables and storage. Today, Torrent Power has 6,494 MW of generation capacity, more than 4.31 million distribution customers and operations across 12 cities. Its distribution business also maintains only 2.33% T&D losses in its licensed areas — a key efficiency advantage. But the bigger story is the next phase of capex. Torrent is targeting roughly ₹37,700 crore of investment during FY27–FY29, with renewable capacity planned to expand from around 2.1 GW to 6.3 GW. It is also developing pumped storage and a large thermal project, creating multiple future earnings pools. And execution is already moving. In September 2026, Torrent Green Energy commissioned 322 MWp of decentralised solar projects in Maharashtra, adding another piece to its renewable portfolio. Then comes the strategic advantage: Generation → Transmission → Distribution → Renewables → Storage That's a much more integrated power story than simply owning generating assets. The company has also completed the acquisition of Nabha Power, strengthening its generation portfolio and adding another thermal asset to the platform. The opportunity is straightforward: More electricity demand → More generation More renewables → More transmission More renewable intermittency → More storage Distribution reforms → More opportunities But there is a catch. This transformation requires massive capital expenditure. Net debt could rise significantly as Torrent funds the expansion, while project execution, fuel costs, regulations and returns on new assets remain key risks. So this isn't simply a defensive utility anymore. It's becoming a capital-intensive growth story.

Pyrifera Investment Advisors

8 Oct • 2:21 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Torrent Power terminates 300 MW SECI wind PPA

Torrent Power terminated its 300 MW wind PPA with SECI due to persistent transmission delays. The company will pay ₹39.78 crore in liquidated damages to exit the unviable project. The termination by subsidiary Torrent Saurya Urja 2 follows prolonged grid connectivity and General Network Access bottlenecks. This matters as it prevents long-term capital lock-up in a stalled asset, despite triggering the penalty against a Q1 FY27 backdrop where net profit dipped 10.7% YoY to ₹661.9 crore. I am watching the Q3 FY27 earnings call for management commentary on reallocating this capital to higher-return distribution segments, and the revised timeline for their remaining under-development renewable pipeline. The market will likely view the ₹39.78 crore penalty as a negative execution failure, pricing in broader project risks for Torrent's green energy ambitions. What the consensus is missing is the structural capital discipline this exit represents. A 300 MW wind project without transmission connectivity is a capital black hole, not an asset. By paying a one-time exit fee, Torrent actively avoids years of sunk costs and stranded asset risk. Given Torrent's Q1 net profit of ₹661.9 crore, this penalty is a minor friction cost (roughly 6% of quarterly profit) that buys back management bandwidth. The consensus misprices this as a setback, ignoring that cutting a dead project early protects the company's long-term return on capital employed (ROCE) from irreversible drag. Hold for capital reallocation clarity; the penalty is a minor cost for long-term portfolio health. Disclosure: I do not hold positions in this stock. This is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

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SASI KUMAR SEBI RA

30 Sep • 2:59 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Stocks showing >25% profit growth - worth keeping on radar

• Dixon Technologies • Trent • CG Power • Dr Reddy’s Labs • Torrent Power • Oil India • Apar Industries • Voltas • IndusInd Bank • Marico • Vishal Mega Mart • NTPC Green Energy • Balkrishna Industries • HDFC AMC • Laurus Labs • Radico Khaitan • Alanta Pharma Not saying all will run… But strong profit growth usually gets noticed by the market sooner or later. Which one is already on your watchlist? .

AALGO BREATHS I SEBI RA

26 Sep • 11:18 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Torrent Power Ltd – Recovery & Bullish Setup Near Support

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The stock has recovered from a sharp correction and is now consolidating above a key support zone. Recent candles show stabilization, while momentum indicators are gradually improving. 🔎 Technical Observations: * Sharp correction followed by strong recovery * Price holding above ₹1,208–₹1,204 support * Consolidation visible after the recent rebound * Buying interest seen near lower levels * Momentum indicators showing gradual recovery 🔑 Key Levels to Watch: * Immediate Support: ₹1,208 – ₹1,204 * Major Support: ₹1,154 – ₹1,100 * Immediate Resistance: ₹1,262 – ₹1,315 🚀 Upside Targets: * ₹1,315 * ₹1,369 * ₹1,423+ 📉 Risk Scenario: Breakdown below ₹1,204 may weaken the recovery setup and could bring further downside towards ₹1,154–₹1,100. 📈 Trading View: 👉 Holding above ₹1,208 keeps the recovery structure intact 👉 Sustained move above ₹1,262 can support fresh bullish momentum 👉 Breakout above ₹1,315 may open the way towards ₹1,369 and higher levels ⚠️ For educational purposes only. Not a buy/sell recommendation. — AALGO BREATHS 📊

TrueNorth Capital

9 Sep • 9:01 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Adani Power’s Bankruptcy Bet on stressed assets Pays Off

ADANIPOWER

has emerged as India’s most prolific buyer of distressed power assets under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), completing eight acquisitions including the recent approval to acquire GVK Energy. Roughly one‑third of its 18.3GW operational capacity now stems from such deals. Capital efficiency: By purchasing stranded plants at steep discounts compared to greenfield costs, Adani Power has added 7.8GW capacity at a fraction of the expense. Analysts note costs as low as ₹21–28 per watt for certain acquisitions, significantly undercutting peers like Torrent Power and JSW Energy. Successful turnarounds: Post‑acquisition, Adani Power has revitalized assets into cash‑generating units. For example, Essar Power MP Ltd (renamed Mahan Energen) grew EBITDA from ₹550 crore in FY21 to ₹1,600 crore in FY26, cumulatively generating over ₹6,300 crore against a ₹2,500‑crore purchase price. Expansion roadmap: The company plans to add 23.7GW of new capacity, with 10.9GW at acquired sites, targeting a total of 42GW by FY32. This positions Adani Power closer to NTPC’s 61GW capacity, supported by advance orders for turbines and boilers to mitigate equipment shortages. Disciplined growth philosophy: Management emphasizes that acquisitions are guided by asset quality, operational potential, and strategic fit. The company highlights its expertise in project execution, logistics, and cost optimization as key to unlocking value and supporting India’s energy security. Financial strength: Adani Power remains the most profitable entity in the conglomerate, reporting ₹12,971 crore net profit in FY26. Its stock has surged nearly 40% since January, with a market capitalization of ₹4 trillion, reflecting investor confidence in its expansion model.

Shrikant Pandey

8 Sep • 1:04 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

TORRENT POWER COMMISSIONS 322 MWp DECENTRALISED

TORRENT POWER COMMISSIONS 322 MWp DECENTRALISED SOLAR PROJECTS IN MAHARASHTRA

TORNTPOWER

Torrent Power’s wholly owned subsidiary, Torrent Green Energy, has commissioned 322 MWp of ground-mounted solar projects across Nashik district, Maharashtra. The projects have been developed across 50 locations spanning 14 talukas under the MSKVY 2.0 / PM-KUSUM feeder solarisation programme. The entire power generated from these projects will be supplied to MSEDCL under a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement, providing long-term contracted revenue visibility for the company. The projects are aimed at supplying daytime renewable power to agricultural feeders while also helping reduce transmission and distribution losses in the region. The commissioning further strengthens Torrent Power’s renewable energy portfolio and supports the company’s presence in India’s growing solar power generation and feeder solarisation market. Impact: Positive — The commissioning of 322 MWp of solar capacity expands Torrent Power’s renewable energy portfolio and provides long-term contracted revenue visibility through the 25-year PPA with MSEDCL.

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