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NTPC Green Energy

ListedRenewable Energy2024

The renewable arm of state-owned NTPC, housing its solar and wind portfolio. A modest listing for a large green-energy bet.

Return from IPO
-6%
₹108 → ₹102
Issue Price
₹108
Listing Price
₹111
Current
₹102
52W High
₹155
52W Low
₹84
Listing Gain
+2.8%

Company Overview

Introduction

NTPC Green Energy is the renewable energy subsidiary of NTPC, developing and operating solar and wind power assets across India.

Business Model

Generates revenue through long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) for renewable power, backed by NTPC's execution capability and balance sheet.

Industry Analysis

India's clean-energy capacity addition is accelerating; PSU-backed developers offer scale and creditworthiness.

Promoters
NTPC Limited

IPO Details

Issue Size
₹10,000 Cr
Price Band
₹102 – ₹108
Lot Size
138 shares
Open → Close
19 Nov 2024 – 22 Nov 2024
Listing Date
27 Nov 2024
Listing Gain
+2.8%
Subscription (times)
2.4x
Overall
3.5x
QIB
0.8x
NII
3.4x
Retail

Market Performance

Current Price
₹102
Market Cap
₹86,000 Cr
P/E Ratio
220.0
Dividend Yield
0%
ROE
5.4%
ROCE
7.2%

Financials

Revenue CAGR +46.8%
Fiscal YearRevenueProfitEBITDANet WorthDebt
FY22₹910 Cr₹95 Cr₹800 Cr₹4,500 Cr₹9,000 Cr
FY23₹1,963 Cr₹171 Cr₹1,700 Cr₹6,200 Cr₹12,000 Cr
FY24₹1,963 Cr₹345 Cr₹1,750 Cr₹7,800 Cr₹16,000 Cr

All figures in ₹ crore.

Price History

IPO Price vs Current

Returns

Key Numbers

GMP
₹1
Issue Size
₹10,000 Cr
Return from IPO
-5.6%
Listing Gain
+2.8%

News & Updates

  • NTPC Green signs PPAs for new solar capacity

    PTI

    08 May 2025
  • Capacity pipeline expands to multi-GW scale

    Economic Times

    14 Feb 2025

SWOT Analysis

Strengths
  • NTPC parentage and PPA visibility
  • Large renewable pipeline
Weaknesses
  • Rich valuation versus current earnings
  • High capex and leverage
Opportunities
  • Green hydrogen and storage
  • Aggressive capacity targets
Threats
  • Execution and land/grid risks
  • Tariff competition

Figures are illustrative sample data for demonstration — not investment advice.