| Annual Capacity | 600 MWWind Blades |
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| Market Cap | ₹1,05,709 CrLarge Cap |
| Operating Revenue | ₹18,901 CrTTM Basis |
| Day RSI | 59.59Neutral Zone |
Key highlights
- The Halol facility is capable of producing up to 450 wind blades annually, supporting 600 MW of projects
- Production focuses on 82-metre wind blades compatible with high-capacity 4 MW Wind Turbine Generators
- A second manufacturing plant is in advanced stages of commissioning at Chitradurga, Karnataka
- Company currently operates 3.9 GW of installed wind capacity with another 8.9 GW of wind-linked projects locked-in
- JSW Energy targets a total power generation capacity of 30 GW and 40 GWh of storage by 2030
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Production Commenced — What It Means
The commissioning of the Halol manufacturing plant marks JSW Energy's transition toward an integrated wind energy producer. By manufacturing 82-metre blades in-house, the company secures its supply chain against global volatility and logistical bottlenecks. This facility is specifically designed to cater to 4 MW Wind Turbine Generators, which are central to the company's large-scale hybrid and plain-vanilla wind projects.
The move is expected to improve project execution timelines and insulate the company from input price fluctuations that often affect the renewable energy sector's profitability.
Strategic Manufacturing Footprint
- The Halol plant establishes a production base in Gujarat, a key hub for wind energy development in India
- Upcoming Chitradurga facility in Karnataka will further expand the captive manufacturing capacity
- In-house production supports the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy domestic content requirements
- Reductions in logistics and input costs are projected to enhance the internal rate of return for future wind portfolios
- The expansion supports a locked-in generation pipeline currently totaling 32.1 GW across various energy sources
Financial Context and Growth Path
JSW Energy has demonstrated significant scaling, growing from a 260 MW thermal operator in 2000 to a 13.7 GW diversified power producer today. Financially, the company reported an annual operating revenue of 18,901.13 crore with an operating profit margin of 50.01 percent in the latest quarter. The shift toward vertical integration is a capital-efficient strategy intended to optimize expenditure on the 13.8 GW of projects currently under construction.
This infrastructure supports the long-term objective of reaching 30 GW capacity by 2030 while moving toward carbon neutrality by 2050.
Milestone Achievement
The commissioning of our Halol wind blade manufacturing plant is a defining milestone in our journey towards building a resilient and self-reliant renewable energy platform. By bringing critical manufacturing capabilities in-house, we are not only securing our supply chain against volatility but also enhancing the cost competitiveness and returns of our wind portfolio.
| Share price | ₹576.55 |
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| Market capitalisation | ₹1.06L Cr |
| Revenue (annual) | ₹18,901.13 Cr |
| Net profit (annual) | ₹2,239.31 Cr |
| Revenue (latest quarter) | ₹4,498.58 Cr+10.21% vs previous quarter |
| Net profit (latest quarter) | ₹371.57 Cr-11.52% vs previous quarter |
| P/E (TTM) | 47.21×Sector 25.21× |
| Promoter holding | 66.53%-2.74% QoQ |
| FII holding | 11.31%Current quarter |
Reference market data from a third-party provider, as of the story. Not a valuation or a recommendation.
Exchange filing by JSW Energy Ltd announcing the successful commissioning of its wind blade manufacturing plant at Halol, Gujarat. Market figures from a third-party data provider.
