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Why Is Adani Green Energy Back in Focus after JM Financial’s Fresh Buy Call?

Adani Green Energy Limited, India’s largest and one of the world’s top renewable power producers, has drawn renewed market attention after JM Financial initiated coverage with a strong Buy rating and a target price of ₹1,289. The company is scaling rapidly through mega utility-scale renewable projects, especially at Khavda, Gujarat—home to the world’s largest renewable park.

The company’s disciplined execution, sectoral tailwinds, and rising EBITDA visibility have positioned it as a long-term structural opportunity in India’s clean-energy transformation.

Key Financial & Operational Highlights

Metric	Detail
Installed Capacity (Sep 2025)	16.7 GW
Under Construction	30 GW at Khavda + additional 20 GW planned
Revenue / EBITDA / PAT CAGR (FY25–28)	30% / 36% / 57%
Debt Metrics	Net Debt / EBITDA improved to 7.4 in FY25
Cash Flow Visibility	81% of capacity tied in long-term PPAs

JM Financial expects 50 GW operational capacity by FY30, backed by scale, efficiency, and favourable policy support.

The transition toward large-scale renewable parks ensures multi-decade earning visibility.

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Peer Comparison – Renewable Energy Leaders

Company	Operational Capacity	Portfolio Mix
Adani Green	16.7 GW	Solar + Wind + Hybrid
ReNew	8.4 GW	Wind-heavy
Tata Power Solar	4.1 GW	Solar-focused

AGEL stands out due to scale, PPAs, and aggressive execution.

Strengths Largest renewable energy platform in India High PPA-backed revenue visibility Strong execution capability in utility-scale parks Improving margins and operational leverage

Weaknesses High capital intensity business Elevated debt on balance sheet Project delays may affect near-term cash flows Concentration risk due to large Khavda exposure

Opportunities India’s large renewable expansion targets Lower cost of capital as green financing deepens Hybrid + storage projects expanding margins Global shift toward clean energy investments

Threats Policy uncertainty on open-access tariffs Delays in evacuation infrastructure Interest rate spikes affecting funding Execution risk in mega gigawatt-scale projects

Valuation & Investment View

JM Financial values AGEL at 14× FY28 EV/EBITDA for 28 GW of contracted capacity, implying a fair value of ₹1,289 per share. The risk-reward remains favourable given earnings visibility, strong pipeline, and renewable energy policy support.

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Investor Takeaway

Adani Green continues to remain one of the strongest compounding candidates in India’s green-energy ecosystem. With execution clarity and long-term PPAs in place, its structural runway remains intact, though investors should monitor debt metrics and project timelines closely.

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