IMFA Reworks Renewable Power Deal; New Agreement for 70 MW Hybrid Power with JSW Renew Energy Twelve
The termination and re-execution of agreements for a 70 MW renewable power supply ensure the continuity of IMFA's energy strategy. While it's not a new capacity addition, securing this power is important for operational sustainability and compliance. The slight increase in investment is manageable, making the overall impact medium for the company's long-term operations.
The announcement describes a necessary adjustment where previous agreements were terminated due to logistical issues (location change, substation unavailability) and replaced with new ones for the same purpose, albeit with a marginal increase in investment. This reflects an operational adjustment rather than a new positive development or a significant setback.
Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys Limited (IMFA) announced on 10th September 2025 the termination of its previous Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and Share Subscription and Shareholders Agreement (SSHA). * The earlier agreements, dated 22nd January 2025 and 13th March 2025, were with JSW Green Energy One Ltd and JSW Green Energy Seven Ltd, for a 70 MW hybrid renewable power supply. * These agreements were terminated by mutual consent due to a change in the location for sourcing hybrid renewable energy and the non-availability of a Central Transmission Utility substation in the specified location. * IMFA has now executed fresh PPA and SSHA with JSW Renew Energy Twelve Limited on 10th September 2025. * The new agreements are also for a 70 MW contracted demand of hybrid renewable power, with a slightly adjusted capacity mix (Solar capacity of 55 MW AC & Wind capacity of 108 MW). * The investment amount for this project has marginally increased from ₹83.26 crore to ₹85.38 crore. * IMFA will subscribe to 26% of the equity in JSW Renew Energy Twelve Limited to ensure compliance with captive status. * The indicative time period for completion is June 2026 and October 2026, and the agreement has a validity of 25 years from the Commercial Operation Date.
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