ADANIGREEN CMP 994. ENTRY PRICE 989. TARGET 1017, SL 982.

ADANIGREEN CMP 994. ENTRY PRICE 989. TARGET 1017, SL 982.

In terms of moving averages, Adani Green Energy is currently positioned higher than its 5-day, 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day moving averages, although it remains below its 200-day moving average. This indicates a mixed performance in the context of longer-term trends.

AGEL plans to add 5 GW of clean energy capacity in FY 2026, backed by a ₹31,000 crore (~US $3.6 billion) capex—marking a 50% increase over last year and fuelling its ambition to reach 50 GW by 2030.

Crisil upgraded the rating outlook on Adani Green’s key solar portfolio to “Positive” while maintaining an ‘AA+’ rating, underscoring consistent generation above P90 levels and successful bond refinancing.

AGEL reported a 37% YoY increase in operational capacity (solar + wind) to 11.6 GW in Q3 FY 2025, including a new 57 MW wind asset at Khavda. This triggered a 16% share price rally in two days.

  Adding 5 GW of new capacity in FY 2026 through ~₹31,000 crore of capex (US $3.6 billion), a 50% increase from the prior year.

  Pursuing a long-term goal of 50 GW installed capacity by 2030, financed via a disciplined mix of debt and equity—supported by TotalEnergies and partnerships.

  Expanding renewable infrastructure with large-scale energy parks, including Khavda, designed to contribute significantly to India’s renewable capacity goals.

  Developing a complete solar supply chain, including manufacturing cells, modules, and polysilicon in India—aligned with government policy to reduce import dependence and build local capacity

Company Profile :

Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL), founded in 2015, is India’s largest renewable energy company and a flagship entity of the Adani Group alongside strategic investment from TotalEnergies. Headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, AGEL specializes in developing, constructing, owning, and operating utility-scale solar and wind power projects across India.

Adani Green Energy has evolved into India’s pre‑eminent renewable energy firm, with strong operational scale, financial strength, and strategic partnerships. Its aggressive expansion plan—targeting 50 GW by 2030 and building a self-reliant solar supply chain—positions it at the heart of India’s transition to clean energy. Success hinges on disciplined execution, regulatory alignment, and sustained cost management.

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As of 2024, AGEL commands an operational and contracted portfolio of approximately 14–20 GW, including significant assets like the Kamuthi Solar Power Project (648 MW). The company operates in 11 Indian states and maintains long‑term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with central and state entities—typically stretching over 25 years—securing stable revenue streams.

AGEL also plays a central role in the Gujarat Hybrid Renewable Energy Park at Khavda, which upon completion aims to be one of the largest renewable parks globally, capable of generating clean energy equivalent to powering ~16 million households. This energy park represents India’s move to establish a self-reliant solar supply chain.