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High338.25
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Prev. Close336.3
Avg. Traded Price336.27
Volume92,24,639

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LOWER/UPPER CIRCUITS

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Ntpc Ltd Stock performance
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KEY OBSERVATIONS

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noteAnnual Revenue,rose 5.35%, in the last year to ₹190,862.45 Cr. Its sector's average revenue growth for the last fiscal year was 7.93%.
noteAnnual Net Profit,rose 12.54% in the last year to ₹23,422.46 Cr. Its sector's average net profit growth for the last fiscal year was 5.99%.
notePrice to Earning Ratio,is 13.38, lower than its sector PE ratio of 21.86.
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LONG-TERM PRICE ANALYSIS

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Stock return5Y CAGR : 20.04%
Net profit growth 5Y CAGR : 10.49%

STOCK RETURNS

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Versus Nifty 50
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About NTPC Limited

NTPC Limited is India’s largest integrated power company, committed to delivering reliable, affordable and sustainable energy to power the nation’s growth. It operates across the energy value chain, from generation to trading, mining and emerging clean technologies, with a clear vision “to be the world’s Leading Power Company, accelerating India’s Growth & Energy Transition.”

 

Established with the objective of accelerating the development of the power sector, NTPC has diversified through subsidiaries and joint ventures. As on March 31, 2025, the Group comprised 11 subsidiary companies and 16 joint venture companies, including 2 international joint ventures; there were also 7 step-down subsidiaries under direct subsidiaries.

 

The company’s portfolio spans thermal, hydro and renewable generation, coal mining, energy trading, consultancy services, ash management, electric mobility infrastructure, waste-to-energy and green hydrogen and chemicals, with nuclear now added as a strategic pillar.  In FY 2024–25, NTPC recorded 438.68 billion units of generation at the Group level, and its coal stations achieved an average Plant Load Factor of 77.44%. Total installed capacity was 78.61 GW (excluding BIFPCL).  NTPC marked its 50th Raising Day during the year, underscoring five decades of contribution to India’s energy needs.

 

NTPC Limited’s Geographic Presence 


Geographies covered: Operations are mainly within India; the Group does not present a reportable geographical segment. At the same time, NTPC’s trading arm, NVVN, is designated as the Nodal Agency for cross‑border electricity trade with Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal, reflecting its regional interface.

 

Number of subsidiaries: 11 (names not listed here).

 

NTPC Limited’s Business Segments

 

  • NTPC Ltd segment wise operating revenue breakup– Coal 84.37%, Gas 6.30%, Solar 1.28%, Hydro 2.58%, Wind 0.09%, Consultancy 0.11%, Energy Trading 5.27%.

NTPC Limited Key Management

 

  • Mr. Gurdeep Singh — Chairman and Managing Director

 

  • Mr. Jaikumar Srinivasan — Director (Finance)

 

  • Mr. Shivam Srivastava — Director (Fuel)

 

  • Mr. K Shanmugha Sundaram — Director (Projects)

 

  • Mr. Ravindra Kumar — Director (Operations)

 

  • Mr. Anil Kumar Jadli — Director (HR)

 

Latest Updates on NTPC Limited

 

  • NTPC Green Energy Ltd. (NGEL) completed a successful initial public offer, raising Rs 10,000 crore in November 2024; NGEL was listed on the exchanges on November 27, 2024.

 

  • Nuclear expansion gathered pace: NTPC and NPCIL formed ASHVINI, a joint venture to build, own and operate nuclear power plants; on September 13, 2024, the Government of India approved transfer of the Mahi Banswara project to ASHVINI. NTPC also incorporated NTPC Parmanu Urja Nigam Limited on January 7, 2025, to spearhead nuclear business development.

 

  • NVVN was designated as the nodal agency for importing power from Bhutan’s 1,020 MW Punatsangchhu‑II project; a trilateral agreement was signed for supply of 40 MW hydro power from Nepal to Bangladesh through the Indian grid. The Ministry of Power nominated NVVN as the Settlement Nodal Agency for grid‑related charges with neighbouring countries.

 

  • NTPC signed a Land Use and MSW agreement with Meerut Nagar Nigam on October 3, 2024 and an MoU on July 20, 2024 with the Municipal Corporations of Gurgaon and Faridabad to develop MSW‑to‑charcoal projects.

 

  • Green hydrogen and chemicals: NTPC is developing a flagship green hydrogen hub at Pudimadaka, targeting 2.5 Million tonnes per year of green chemicals with significant allied infrastructure; NGEL also signed a strategic MoU with the Government of Maharashtra for up to 1 Million tonnes per year of green hydrogen and ~5 GW of green projects. Collaborations include Fortescue Future Industries and Toyo Engineering.

 

  • The company noted the acquisition of Ayana Renewable Power through a joint venture with ONGC, adding over 4 GW of operational and under‑construction capacities to the renewable portfolio.
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Frequently Asked Questions

NTPC generates power across thermal, hydro and renewable sources and is present in mining, energy trading, consultancy, EV infrastructure, ash management, waste‑to‑energy and green hydrogen and chemicals. Nuclear development is a key new focus area.

Operations are primarily in India, with NVVN handling cross‑border electricity trade with Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal. The Group’s installed capacity is 78.61 GW (excluding BIFPCL), and it generated 438.68 BU in FY 2024–25.

As on March 31, 2025, the company had 11 subsidiaries; in addition, there were 16 joint ventures (including 2 international) and 7 step‑down subsidiaries.