Jsw energy share

Financial Year 2015-16 Highlights Standalone (in Rs. crores) Consolidated (in Rs. crores) Net generation (Mus) 13,904 22,064 Long Term Debt to EBIDTA 1.44 3.20 Net Debt to Equity Ratio 0.56 1.77 Interest Coverage 3.17 2.26 Equity Dividend (Rs per share) 2 2 Revenue from Operations 5,807 9,810 Total Income 6,191 10,179 EBIDTA before Exceptional Items 2,457 4,355 Profit Before Tax 1,388 2,051 Profit After Tax 966 1,396 Convert into USD Highlights Consolidated Net Generation (MUs) 20,787 Net Debt to EBIDTA 1.68 Net Debt to Equity 0.40 Interest Coverage 3.9 Revenue from Operations (in million) ₹ 81,672 inf Total Income (in million) ₹ 87,358 inf EBIDTA (in million) ₹ 41,377 inf Profit Before Tax (in million) ₹ 22,383 inf Profit After Tax (in million) ₹ 17,286 inf Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent quis mattis leo. Duis diam elit, placerat at suscipit et, suscipit ac nunc. Vivamus a ex facilisis, gravida neque vel, ullamcorper turpis. Vestibulum efficitur faucibus arcu, at consequat risus malesuada id. Sed in tincidunt felis, ut pellentesque dolor. Mauris at posuere ex. Pellentesque mollis lobortis enim, non blandit neque semper in. Integer malesuada euismod nunc. Phasellus venenatis vulputate lobortis. In a feugiat dui. Praesent nibh tellus, varius eleifend eleifend vitae, faucibus eu nisl. Suspendisse velit mi, pellentesque nec mi ac, feugiat hendrerit ligula. Leadership & Governance Our management team consists of global thought leaders who crea...

But for the recent dip, power stocks have been on a roll the past several months thanks to the pick-up in economic activity and the accompanying rise in power consumption. The sector has also attracted much attention with many leading players laying out ambitious plans for expanding their renewable power capacities in a big way. Among these is JSW Energy, one of the larger private sector power companies in the country. Despite the 21 per cent fall since mid-October in line with the broader market correction, the JSW Energy stock is up over 700 per cent from ₹39 apiece in May 2020. The company’s shift in focus towards renewable energy is a step in the right direction. Thanks to the growing tilt towards clean energy globally and in India too - where demand is expected to be robust driven by lower-than-before tariffs and renewable purchase obligations by many states - there are many positive push factors for green power. However, a substantial contribution from this (wind and solar) to JSW Energy’s total capacity is still many years away. For JSW Energy, certainty of buyers for a majority of its existing electricity production, regulated power tariffs that allow cost increases to be passed through, and significantly reduced leverage are some of the key business positives. However, after a sharp run up, the stock appears to be more than adequately pricing in all the positives. Investors, can therefore, consider booking profit in the expensively valued JSW Energy stock. About b...

• Jsw Energy has an operating revenue of Rs. 10,331.81 Cr. on a trailing 12-month basis. An annual revenue growth of 24% is outstanding, ROE of 7% is fair but needs improvement. The stock from a technical standpoint is trading below to its 200DMA and close to its 50DMA. It needs to take out the 200DMA levels and stay above it to make any further meaningful move. From an O'Neil Methodology perspective, the stock has an EPS Rank of 61 which is a FAIR score but needs to improve its earnings, a RS Rating of 28 which is POOR indicating the underperformance as compared to other stocks, Buyer Demand at A- which is evident from recent demand for the stock, Group Rank of 166 indicates it belongs to a poor industry group of Utility-Electric Power and a Master Score of C is fair but needs to improve. Overall, the stock has mediocre earnings and technical strength, there are superior stocks in the current market environment. Indicator Mar 2023 Dec 2022 Sep 2022 Jun 2022 Mar 2022 Oper Rev Qtr Cr 1,647 955 1,141 1,997 1,081 Operating Expenses Qtr Cr 1,306 755 949 1,522 813 Operating Profit Qtr Cr 340 200 192 475 268 Depreciation Qtr Cr 77 80 81 80 78 Interest Qtr Cr 133 58 39 30 26 Tax Qtr Cr 49 33 77 160 38 Net Profit Qtr Cr 132 79 156 344 157 Indicator Mar 2023 Dec 2022 Sep 2022 Jun 2022 Mar 2022 Oper Rev Qtr Cr 2,670 2,248 2,387 3,026 2,441 Operating Expenses Qtr Cr 1,925 1,623 1,498 2,004 1,309 Operating Profit Qtr Cr 745 625 890 1,022 1,132 Depreciation Qtr Cr 291 295 294 289 277 I...

• Jsw Energy has an operating revenue of Rs. 10,331.81 Cr. on a trailing 12-month basis. An annual revenue growth of 24% is outstanding, ROE of 7% is fair but needs improvement. The stock from a technical standpoint is trading below to its 200DMA and close to its 50DMA. It needs to take out the 200DMA levels and stay above it to make any further meaningful move. From an O'Neil Methodology perspective, the stock has an EPS Rank of 62 which is a FAIR score but needs to improve its earnings, a RS Rating of 30 which is POOR indicating the underperformance as compared to other stocks, Buyer Demand at B+ which is evident from recent demand for the stock, Group Rank of 166 indicates it belongs to a poor industry group of Utility-Electric Power and a Master Score of C is fair but needs to improve. Overall, the stock has mediocre earnings and technical strength, there are superior stocks in the current market environment. Indicator Mar 2023 Dec 2022 Sep 2022 Jun 2022 Mar 2022 Oper Rev Qtr Cr 1,647 955 1,141 1,997 1,081 Operating Expenses Qtr Cr 1,306 755 949 1,522 813 Operating Profit Qtr Cr 340 200 192 475 268 Depreciation Qtr Cr 77 80 81 80 78 Interest Qtr Cr 133 58 39 30 26 Tax Qtr Cr 49 33 77 160 38 Net Profit Qtr Cr 132 79 156 344 157 Indicator Mar 2023 Dec 2022 Sep 2022 Jun 2022 Mar 2022 Oper Rev Qtr Cr 2,670 2,248 2,387 3,026 2,441 Operating Expenses Qtr Cr 1,925 1,623 1,498 2,004 1,309 Operating Profit Qtr Cr 745 625 890 1,022 1,132 Depreciation Qtr Cr 291 295 294 289 277 I...

Financial Year 2015-16 Highlights Standalone (in Rs. crores) Consolidated (in Rs. crores) Net generation (Mus) 13,904 22,064 Long Term Debt to EBIDTA 1.44 3.20 Net Debt to Equity Ratio 0.56 1.77 Interest Coverage 3.17 2.26 Equity Dividend (Rs per share) 2 2 Revenue from Operations 5,807 9,810 Total Income 6,191 10,179 EBIDTA before Exceptional Items 2,457 4,355 Profit Before Tax 1,388 2,051 Profit After Tax 966 1,396 Convert into USD Highlights Consolidated Net Generation (MUs) 20,787 Net Debt to EBIDTA 1.68 Net Debt to Equity 0.40 Interest Coverage 3.9 Revenue from Operations (in million) ₹ 81,672 inf Total Income (in million) ₹ 87,358 inf EBIDTA (in million) ₹ 41,377 inf Profit Before Tax (in million) ₹ 22,383 inf Profit After Tax (in million) ₹ 17,286 inf Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent quis mattis leo. Duis diam elit, placerat at suscipit et, suscipit ac nunc. Vivamus a ex facilisis, gravida neque vel, ullamcorper turpis. Vestibulum efficitur faucibus arcu, at consequat risus malesuada id. Sed in tincidunt felis, ut pellentesque dolor. Mauris at posuere ex. Pellentesque mollis lobortis enim, non blandit neque semper in. Integer malesuada euismod nunc. Phasellus venenatis vulputate lobortis. In a feugiat dui. Praesent nibh tellus, varius eleifend eleifend vitae, faucibus eu nisl. Suspendisse velit mi, pellentesque nec mi ac, feugiat hendrerit ligula. Leadership & Governance Our management team consists of global thought leaders who crea...

But for the recent dip, power stocks have been on a roll the past several months thanks to the pick-up in economic activity and the accompanying rise in power consumption. The sector has also attracted much attention with many leading players laying out ambitious plans for expanding their renewable power capacities in a big way. Among these is JSW Energy, one of the larger private sector power companies in the country. Despite the 21 per cent fall since mid-October in line with the broader market correction, the JSW Energy stock is up over 700 per cent from ₹39 apiece in May 2020. The company’s shift in focus towards renewable energy is a step in the right direction. Thanks to the growing tilt towards clean energy globally and in India too - where demand is expected to be robust driven by lower-than-before tariffs and renewable purchase obligations by many states - there are many positive push factors for green power. However, a substantial contribution from this (wind and solar) to JSW Energy’s total capacity is still many years away. For JSW Energy, certainty of buyers for a majority of its existing electricity production, regulated power tariffs that allow cost increases to be passed through, and significantly reduced leverage are some of the key business positives. However, after a sharp run up, the stock appears to be more than adequately pricing in all the positives. Investors, can therefore, consider booking profit in the expensively valued JSW Energy stock. About b...