"PAT (profit after tax) stood at Rs 72 crore mainly due to one off items as well as first time impact on account of INDAS. One-off items includes Rs. 120 crore in CGPL (Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd) and eegulatory orders pertaining to previous years of Rs 62 crore and INDAS related adjustments of Rs 130 crore," the company said in a statement.
Its consolidated revenue in the quarter under review stood at Rs. 6,566 crore (including regulatory income/expense) as compared to Rs 7,016 crore in the corresponding period last year.
"The company's focus on operational improvements have continued to show good results. All our subsidiaries and plants have shown strong performance despite very challenging circumstances. We have grown our footprint and commissioned projects at South Africa and Zambia," said the power producer's CEO and Managing Director Anil Sardana.
The company has announced acquisition of renewable assets and also commissioned several non-fossil fuel based projects during the year, which is in line with its strategic intent.
"The company aims to pursue a well charted growth strategy by demonstrating a high level of commitment towards cleaner sources of generation thus increasing the share of non-fossil fuel based energy output to 30-40 percent by 2025," Sardana said.
