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Tata Power's 23-qtr profit run fuelled by renewables
Mint New Delhi
|August 02, 2025
Tata Power's performance in April-June was boosted by the commissioning of 652MW of solar EPC projects
Profit from Tata Power Co. Ltd's renewable businesses outgrew quarterly earnings from coal-based power generation and distribution for the first time, helping the company report higher profits for 23 straight quarters.
Tata Power expects the renewables-led boom in its financials to continue, especially in its rooftop solar and solar cell and panel manufacturing businesses, said managing director and chief executive officer Praveer Sinha.
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