Adani Power Subsidiary Wins APTEL Appeal, ₹2632.54 Crore Claim Extinguished
The favorable legal decision extinguishes a substantial financial liability of ₹ 2632.54 crore for the company's subsidiary, directly improving its financial position and removing a significant contingent liability.
The company's subsidiary, Mahan Energen Ltd., won an appeal at APTEL, leading to the extinguishment of a significant relinquishment charge of ₹ 2632.54 crore, which is a favorable outcome.
* Adani Power Limited's subsidiary, Mahan Energen Ltd. (MEL), has received a favorable order from the Hon'ble Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) on August 29, 2025. * APTEL allowed the appeal filed by MEL (erstwhile Essar Power M.P. Limited) against a relinquishment charge of ₹ 2632.54 crore. * This charge was imposed by Central Transmission Utility of India Limited (CTUIL) in terms of an order from the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) dated October 7, 2019. * APTEL declared the claim of CTUIL as having been rendered infructuous, and this relinquishment compensation against MEL stands extinguished in law.
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