Tata Power just charged up its batteries — and its profits. The company reported a net profit of ₹1,043 crore in Q4, up 16.5% year-on-year, and announced a ₹2.25/share dividend. Shocking? Not really. But electrifying? Absolutely.
With Tata Power, there’s no jazz, no neon lights, no meme stock movement — just boring, consistent profitability and a silent march toward India’s green energy transition.
⚡ The Power Play
Tata Power is quickly becoming the Tesla of India — minus the tweets. It’s a key player in:
- EV charging infrastructure (over 6,000 public points)
- Solar rooftop and utility-scale solar
- Hydro and wind energy
- Battery storage systems
And all this while still running its traditional coal-based plants. It’s like being a chain smoker who also runs a yoga studio — bizarre, but it works.
đź“Š The Numbers
| Metric | Q4 FY25 | YoY Change |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | â‚ą15,489 crore | â–˛11.2% |
| Net Profit | â‚ą1,043 crore | â–˛16.5% |
| EBITDA Margin | 19.8% | Stable |
The company has also cut debt and improved cash flows, which is great news for income investors eyeing the dividend.
🌍 Green is the new black
Tata Power has tied up with multiple state governments and cities for EV infrastructure. And now with the Tata Group going full-throttle on EVs (Tata Motors, Tata Elxsi, Tata Chemicals), this could be the backdoor entry into India’s EV future.
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At around â‚ą450 per share, Tata Power isn’t cheap. But it’s also not speculative. It’s the power stock your CA recommends while sipping black coffee, not your crypto friend with nose rings.
Long-term investors looking for consistent dividends and exposure to India’s clean energy push — this is your plug point.
