Currently, the company has three operational hydro plants of 1,972 MW, eight renewable plants of 405 MW, and two transmission lines of 123 km. Recent achievements include SJVN's Rampur Hydro Power Station generating 2,000 MUs on Feb 5, 2026, while the 70 MW Dhubri Solar Project in Assam started operations with a cost of Rs. 367.4 crore. The company is strategically positioned for growth through renewable energy diversification and international expansion.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Revenue from operations surged 61.2% year-on-year to Rs 1,081.97 crore in Q3 FY26, with Profit before tax reaching Rs 356.81 crore, marking an 88.9% increase. However, the company has low return on equity of 7.29% over last 3 years and faces grid connectivity challenges.
Top Insights
Q3 consolidated net profit of ₹2.2B, up from ₹1.49B YoY, marking significant growth in quarterly profit performance
SJVN's board approved a fund-raising plan up to ₹1,000 crore for growth initiatives and projects
Annual revenue growth of 17% is outstanding with a pre-tax margin of 36%, though profitability metrics need improvement
High debt to equity of 185% can be a reason to worry
Named Competitors
Hydro & Thermal Power Generation — Largest thermal and renewable power generator in India
Hydro Power Generation — National Hydroelectric Power Corporation
Power Transmission — Major power transmission and distribution infrastructure provider
Recent Developments
(Feb 2026) SJVN's Rampur Hydro Power Station generated 2,000 MUs fastest ever on Feb 5, 2026
(Feb 2026) SJVN's 70 MW Dhubri Solar Project in Assam started operations, spanning 330 acres and generating 141.1 million units in year one
(Feb 2026) Board declared interim dividend of Rs 1.15 per equity share with record date fixed as February 20, 2026
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