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Tata Power Q4 PAT up 8%, revenue down 8%, dividend at ₹2.50 per share

Tata Power Q4 PAT up 8%, revenue down 8%, dividend at ₹2.50 per share

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Tata Power Limited for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2026 reported consolidated Profit After Tax (PAT) of ₹ 1,416 crore, up 8% YoY.

The company’s revenue for the period stood at ₹ 15,962 crore, down 8% YoY.

For FY26, the company’s PAT grew 7% YoY to ₹ 5,118 crore. Its revenue is at ₹63,681 crore, down 1% YoY.

Board recommends a dividend of ₹2.50 per equity share. In FY26, Tata Power supplied 49.52 billion units of electricity to the grid, and its Discoms supplied approximately 47.92 billion units to consumers.

Praveer Sinha, CEO and Managing Director, Tata Power, said, “This quarter and year reflect our sustained focus on creating long-term value through disciplined growth, operational excellence and strategic partnerships.”

“The addition of new clean energy assets, steady progress in TBCB projects, continued improvement in Distribution businesses in Odisha, Delhi & Mumbai and strengthening of cross-border regional energy collaboration, underscore our commitment to building a more resilient energy future,” he said.

“As electricity demand continues to rise and peak requirements are projected to reach 270 GW this year, energy security and reliability remain critical priorities,” he added.

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