Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited Reports Strong Q3 FY25 Results with ₹12,668 Lakh Profit

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New Delhi, February 1, 2025 – Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited (NSE: JPPOWER | BSE: 532627) has announced its unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and nine months ending December 31, 2024. The company demonstrated a stable financial performance, reporting a consolidated net profit of ₹12,668 lakh for Q3 FY25.

Key Financial Highlights

(All figures in ₹ lakh unless otherwise stated)
ParticularsStandalone (Q3 FY25)Standalone (9M FY25)Consolidated (Q3 FY25)Consolidated (9M FY25)
Revenue from Operations1,14,0174,12,1281,14,0174,12,128
Other Income11,61821,86811,64621,960
Total Income1,25,6354,33,9961,25,6634,34,088
Total Expenses1,06,4033,32,6091,06,4123,32,619
EBITDA (Excl. Exceptional Items)40,6191,68,49240,6421,68,578
Finance Costs9,73831,6729,74231,676
Depreciation & Amortization11,64935,43311,64935,433
Profit Before Tax (PBT)19,2321,01,38719,2511,01,469
Net Profit (After Tax)12,46565,52412,66865,788
Earnings Per Share (₹)0.140.740.140.74

Segment-Wise Performance

Jaiprakash Power Ventures operates across three key segments: Power, Coal, and Sand Mining.

Revenue Breakdown (Consolidated)

  • Power: ₹1,14,033 lakh (Q3 FY25) | ₹4,12,154 lakh (9M FY25)
  • Coal: ₹19,712 lakh (Q3 FY25) | ₹50,689 lakh (9M FY25)
  • Sand Mining: No revenue was recorded in this segment during Q3 FY25, as the company completed its contract.

Profitability

  • The power segment remains the highest contributor to the company’s profitability, generating ₹39,958 lakh in profit before interest, depreciation, and tax (Q3 FY25).
  • The coal segment recorded ₹772 lakh in profit, while sand mining showed no contribution.

Key Corporate Updates

Regulatory & Legal Matters

  • Vishnuprayag Hydro Electric Plant (VHEP): The company continues to face claims from UPPCL regarding excess payments amounting to ₹45,635 lakh. However, the management maintains that it has a strong case and expects a favorable resolution.
  • Sand Mining Dispute: The Andhra Pradesh government issued demand notices totaling ₹1,79,367 lakh related to alleged unauthorized sand mining. The company has disputed these claims in court.
  • SEBI Penalty: The company was fined ₹14 lakh by SEBI for past non-compliance related to accounting standards and related-party transactions. Management is evaluating the possibility of an appeal.

Financial Commitments & Debt Position

  • Corporate Guarantee Exposure: The company remains involved in discussions regarding a corporate guarantee of USD 1,500 lakh (₹1,23,915 lakh) provided to Jaiprakash Associates Limited (JAL), which is under Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP).
  • Advances to JAL: The company has filed a claim of ₹4,281 lakh related to advances given for infrastructure work, which is under verification by JAL’s resolution professional.

Management Commentary

Manoj Gaur, Chairman of Jaiprakash Power Ventures, stated:
“Despite industry-wide challenges, our financial performance demonstrates the resilience of our power generation business. We continue to optimize operations while addressing regulatory and financial matters to ensure long-term sustainability.”

Strategic Outlook

  • Operational Efficiency: The company aims to enhance cost efficiencies in coal procurement and power generation.
  • Debt Resolution: Discussions with financial institutions for restructuring and debt settlement are ongoing.
  • Legal & Regulatory Clarity: The management remains engaged with regulators and legal authorities to resolve outstanding disputes.

Conclusion

Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited has reported consistent revenue generation and stable profitability despite ongoing regulatory and financial challenges. The company’s strong operational performance in the power segment underpins its financial stability, while efforts to resolve legal matters continue.
 
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