The company’s system availability remained robust at 99.6%, reflecting stable operational efficiency across its power generation assets.
In its transmission business, the company added 190 circuit kilometers during the quarter, taking the total network to 26,705 ckm. Four additional projects under line and substation augmentation were secured, adding 4,000 MVA in capacity and ₹700 crore in project value, bringing the total transmission order book across 13 projects to ₹60,004 crore.
The Mumbai distribution business recorded a distribution loss of 4.36%, supply reliability (ASAI) at 99.999%, and a 2% increase in total units sold to 2,650 million units, supported by higher commercial and industrial demand. Mundra (MUL) saw a 55% YoY growth in units sold to 364 million units, driven by strong industrial demand.
The smart metering business secured a new contract for 18.36 lakh meters with revenue potential of ₹2,323 crore, taking the total smart metering order book to 2.46 crore meters and potential revenue of ₹29,519 crore. During the quarter, 18.2 lakh new meters were installed, reaching a total of 73.7 lakh smart meters, keeping the company on track to reach 1 crore cumulative meters this year.
In line with its deleveraging plan, Adani Energy repurchased $44.66 million of bonds from its $300 million ADANEM 3.867% 2031 issue.
Shares of the company ended at a price of ₹928.25 a piece on the BSE today, down 0.4% from last day’s close. The stock has risen by over 15% in the year-to-date period.
First Published: Oct 10, 2025 7:20 PM IST
