JSW Energy (533148) Q4 13/14 earnings summary
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Q4 13/14 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY14 was the first full year at 3,140 MW; consolidated EBITDA rose 14.87% to ₹3,453.61 crore, while PAT fell 16.48% to ₹754.74 crore.
Consolidated revenue from operations declined 3% to ₹8,705.42 crore; lower sales volumes and exceptional FX losses weighed on earnings.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations was ₹8,705.42 crore vs ₹8,934.30 crore; EBITDA before exceptional items ₹3,453.61 crore vs ₹3,006.62 crore; PAT ₹754.74 crore vs ₹903.65 crore.
Standalone revenue from operations was ₹5,802.61 crore vs ₹6,396.45 crore; EBITDA before exceptional items ₹2,267.57 crore vs ₹2,410.52 crore; PAT ₹602.48 crore vs ₹993.03 crore.
Consolidated exceptional items of ₹377.69 crore included ₹319.96 crore net FX loss, ₹65.78 crore South African asset impairment and ₹8.05 crore profit on sale of PTPUJ investment.
Standalone exceptional items of ₹370.21 crore included ₹321.46 crore net FX loss, ₹56.60 crore provision for doubtful subsidiary advances and ₹7.85 crore investment-sale gain.
Outlook and guidance
Installed capacity expansion plans target an increase of 8,360 MW beyond the 3,140 MW operating base, with new projects dependent on clearer fuel and power offtake arrangements.
Strategy prioritizes long-term PPAs to reduce merchant exposure; capacity growth is planned through organic and inorganic options, supported by balance-sheet strength and free cash flow.
Management cited benign imported coal prices as a possible support to fuel costs; tariff issues at Raj WestPower were targeted for resolution during FY15.
Sector growth potential was put at 7–8% p.a.; execution depends on reforms to T&D losses, State Electricity Board finances and fuel linkages.
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