Promoter trusts say no fresh pledge on RattanIndia Power shares in FY26
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RattanIndia Power's FY26 audited results show a sharp profit collapse, weaker revenue, and a steep drop in cash, despite strong plant utilization. High leverage, large non-current borrowings, and unresolved arbitration/regulatory claims heighten concerns around balance-sheet resilience and refinancing risk. The promoter trust update on no new share encumbrance offers limited relief versus deteriorating liquidity and contingent liabilities, pressuring risk appetite toward Indian power credit/equity exposure.
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RattanIndia Power released its audited FY26 results, showing a sharp deterioration in profitability and liquidity. Standalone net profit fell 78% year-on-year to ₹46.59 crore from ₹215.97 crore in FY25, while revenue declined 9% to ₹2,991.36 crore. Cash and cash equivalents dropped to ₹10.18 crore at year-end, down from ₹177.77 crore at the end of FY25.
Operationally, the Amravati plant posted a plant load factor (PLF) of 82.10%, but the steep earnings slide, combined with high leverage—non-current borrowings of ₹2,728 crore—keeps investors focused on balance-sheet stress. The company also faces pending arbitration liabilities of ₹115 crore and unresolved regulatory claims, adding to concerns over financial health and refinancing capacity.
