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Tata Power Company announced that it has received an annual order worth Rs 155.78 crore per year for 35 years to commission a 400 kV transmission line, after securing a Letter of Intent (LoI) from REC’s subsidiary for the Jejuri-Hinjewadi transmission project.
Astra Microwave Products announced that it has received an order worth Rs 171.38 crore from the IMD for the procurement of six Polarimetric Doppler Weather Radars.
Honasa Consumer announced that it will acquire a 95% stake in BTM Ventures for an enterprise value of Rs 195 crore, and plans to acquire the remaining 5% within 12 months of completing the initial acquisition. With this transaction, the company enters the men’s personal care category through the acquisition of Reginald Men.
Vedanta announced that it has emerged as the successful bidder for the Genjana block, which contains nickel, chromium, and PGE (Platinum Group Elements).
NBCC (India) announced that it has received orders worth Rs 289.39 crore, including one from SAIL Bokaro for desilting of the cooling pond and another for civil, construction, and repair works at NALCO’s office and township.
Interarch Building Solutions announced that it has received a Letter of Intent worth Rs 70 crore for the design of a pre-engineered steel building system.
Hitachi Energy India announced that it has received a tax demand of Rs 9.92 crore, including penalty, from the Lucknow tax authority.
Tembo Global announced that it is in discussions with a large corporate group for potential projects worth Rs 700 crore, related to ports, data-centre development, and fuel-farm systems.
The annual transmission charge for the project is set at Rs 155.78 crore, and the project is expected to be operational within 24 months from the SPV transfer date.
Tata Power Company is primarily engaged in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity. It aims to produce electricity entirely through renewable sources. The company also manufactures solar rooftops and plans to build 1 lakh EV charging stations by 2025. Tata Power is India’s largest vertically integrated power company.
The company’s consolidated net profit dipped 0.8% to Rs 919.44 crore, while revenue from operations declined 1% to Rs 15,544.91 crore in Q2 FY26 compared with Q2 FY25.
Shares of Tata Power Company rose 0.18% to Rs 380.80 on the BSE.
The Project SPV, Jejuri Hinjewadi Power Transmission, will be developed on a Build-Own-Operate Transfer basis to provide transmission services for 35 years from the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date (SCOD), set 24 months after the SPV transfer.
The project includes construction and commissioning of approximately 115 km of 400 kV double-circuit (D/c) line between Jejuri and Hinjewadi and extension of 400 kV GIS line bays at substations in both locations.
The annual transmission charges are Rs 155.78 crore.
The project will supply renewable energy to Uttarakhand, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh, Rajasthan, and Delhi, enhancing grid reliability and regional energy security, it added.
Built across challenging Himalayan terrain in the New Tehri and Dehradun districts, the line ascends to altitudes above 1,816 meters. The project was executed under NRSS XXXVI Transmission (NRSS), which was acquired by Resurgent Power Ventures, a joint venture promoted by Tata Power, ICICI Bank, and global investors.
The company’s consolidated net profit marginally fell 0.8% to Rs 919.44 crore on a 1% drop in revenue from operations to Rs 15,544.91 crore in Q2 FY26 over Q2 FY25.
Tata Power Company announced the signing of Commercial Agreements with Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC) for the implementation of the 1,125 MW Dorjilung project. The Project will be implemented through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), with DGPC and Tata Power holding equity shares of 60% and 40%, respectively.
The Run-of-the-River project, comprising six units of 187.5 MW each, is being developed on the Kurichhu River in Mongar, Bhutan. Designed with a six-hour pondage for peaking, Dorjilung represents a major step forward in expanding clean, reliable hydropower in the region. Tata Power has committed an equity investment of approximately Rs 1,572 crore to be infused in tranches as per the agreed structure.
At a total project cost of Rs 13,100 crore, Dorjilung will be Bhutan's second-largest hydropower project, and the largest Public–Private Partnership (PPP) hydro project ever undertaken in the country. On completion, the SPV will become an associate company of Tata Power, strengthening its strategic presence in the Himalayan renewable energy corridor.
The project is slated for commissioning in September 2031, and 80% of its generation will be supplied to India, providing a significant boost to regional energy security and clean power availability. The project is supported by the World Bank, marking a milestone in cross-border clean-energy financing.
The plant uses high-efficiency solar modules manufactured by TP Solar Limited, Tirunelveli, strengthening the company’s commitment to domestic manufacturing and clean energy growth. The project will supply power to PSPCL and is expected to generate about 17,230 million units of green electricity over its operating life. Built in challenging terrain, the project stands out for its robust engineering and innovative execution.
About 7.75 lakh modules were installed for the project. Over 300 local workers were employed, and several local vendors were developed, contributing to livelihood creation and boosting the regional economy. With this commissioning, TPREL reinforces its position as a key partner for large-scale renewable projects, supporting India’s target of 500 GW non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030 and its net-zero goal by 2070.
Shares of Tata Power Company shed 0.85% to Rs 389 on the BSE.
In addition to the 300 MW NHPC project, TPREL is also powering Rajasthan's upcoming clean-energy landscape with DCR-compliant cells and modules for SJVN's 1 GW project and NLC's 300 MW project-both poised for commissioning and set to become major renewable milestones. The plant features high-efficiency solar modules manufactured by TP Solar, Tirunelveli, further reinforcing the commitment to domestic manufacturing and sustainable energy advancement.
Developed by TPREL, this NHPC-owned large-scale solar project is supplying the entire power to PSPCL and will generate approximately 17,230 million units of green electricity over the life period of operation.
With this project, TPREL's total renewable utility capacity has reached 11.6 GW. Currently, 5.8 GW of this capacity is operational, comprising 4.7 GW of solar and 1.1 GW of wind energy. Additionally, 5.8 GW is under various stages of implementation, evenly split between 3 GW of solar and 2.8 GW of wind projects. These ongoing projects are expected to be completed in phases over the next 6 to 24 months in a staggered manner.