FY27 Capacity Addition Target: 3 GW
Already achieved 36% of annual target (1.1 GW since April) and surpassed 87% of total FY26 additions. July YTD additions of 225 MW reinforce H1 momentum.
JSW Energy · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Already achieved 36% of annual target (1.1 GW since April) and surpassed 87% of total FY26 additions. July YTD additions of 225 MW reinforce H1 momentum.
Substantial liquidity cushion of ₹12,880 crore in cash balances comfortably funds equity portion of FY27 capex and 2030 growth plans.
Fourth unit of Mahanadi on track for FY28 commissioning. 30-40% work already complete at acquisition. Equipment orders placed with Chinese suppliers. Material under dispatch.
External order of ₹440 crore received. Margin per kWh of storage capacity in range of $2.75-3.00, translating to ~$15 million annual EBITDA (~₹150 crore) at full capacity utilization.
With monsoon onset, water flows normalized. Kachham, Baspa, and Khar plants operating at >100% PLF in July. Design energy achievement expected for full year despite Q1 shortfall.
Company is well-positioned to achieve generation capacity target in excess of 15 GW by end of fiscal year, driven by 2.3 GW already added in H1 and accelerated execution pace expected in H2.
LOA of 400 MW for 700 MW plant expected to convert to PPA, which will reduce merchant exposure from current 8% to 5% and enhance cash flow predictability.
Commissioning of the 3,800 MWh battery energy storage project at Vijagar expected very soon in Q3 FY26.
5 GWh/year battery assembly plant in Pune dedicated to BESS expected to be operational in Q3 FY26, serving captive needs and potentially external demand.
125 MW commissioned in Q3; remaining capacity additions in Q4 are at advanced stage with grid connectivity and land secured for all projects.
25-year PPA with Karnataka discom at ₹5.78/kWh (fixed) will reduce merchant exposure from 8% to ~5% from April 1, 2026.
48 months from notice to proceed for first unit, 54 months for second unit; BTG orders placed with Toshiba GSW; total project investment ~₹16,000 crore.
Fourth unit (30-40% complete at acquisition) to commission first, followed by remaining two units at 3-6 month intervals; lower specific capex vs greenfield.
Management expects to commission approximately 3 GW of renewable capacity in FY27, split roughly 35-40% wind and rest solar, with half in H1.
Capital expenditure for FY27 is guided at around ₹20,000 crore, funded through internal cash flows and existing debt headroom.
The first 600 MW unit of the remaining KSK Mahanadi capacity is expected to be commissioned by Q3 of next fiscal.
Management reiterated a net debt to EBITDA target of approximately 5 to 5.5 times by 2030, with deleveraging expected as cash flows improve.