The loss/profit is attributable to shareholders of the company. Total income during the reporting period rose 8% YoY to Rs 2,837 crore.
Revenue from power supply increased 21% YoY to Rs 2,420 crore in the October–December 2025 period, while EBITDA for the segment rose 23% YoY to Rs 2,269 crore.
Strong revenue and EBITDA growth in the power supply business was driven by greenfield capacity addition of 5.6 GW, deployment of advanced renewable energy technologies, strong plant performance and the commissioning of new capacities at resource-rich sites in Khavda, Gujarat, and Rajasthan.
“In 2026, Adani Green has continued its growth trajectory, adding 5.6 GW of renewable energy capacity, representing nearly 14% of all new solar and wind capacity installed across India,” said Ashish Khanna, CEO of Adani Green.
The company’s operational capacity reached 17.2 GW, keeping it on track to achieve its 50 GW target. The Khavda project, which is the world’s largest renewable energy installation, is progressing at an accelerated pace, the company said.
“We are on track for deployment of one of the world’s largest single-location battery energy storage projects in the coming months. Our hydro pumped storage project on the Chitravathi river in Andhra Pradesh is also on track,” Adani Energy said.In the first nine months of this fiscal, the company generated more than 27 billion units of clean electricity—enough to power a nation the size of Azerbaijan for an entire year.
Adani Green’s operations and maintenance (O&M) leverage sophisticated data analytics enhanced by machine learning and artificial intelligence, in collaboration with O&M partner Adani Infra Management Services (AIMSL).
The company said it has consistently generated electricity exceeding the overall annual commitment under its power purchase agreements (PPAs). In 9MFY26, its PPA-based electricity generation was 79% of the annual commitment.
On Friday, Adani Green shares were trading over 12% lower at Rs 791.50 on the NSE.