PTC India Announces Transcript of Investor & Analyst Call for Q2 & H1 FY26
PTC India released the transcript of its investor call discussing Q2 & H1 FY26 results, highlighting volume growth and future strategies in renewable energy and cross-border markets.
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The announcement is a factual update on the release of the concall transcript and a summary of the earnings call, without overtly positive or negative language.
* PTC India Limited has released the transcript of the Investors & Analyst Call held on 12 November 2025. * The call discussed the financial results for Q2 & H1 FY 2025-26. * During H1 FY26, PTC's trading volume grew by 11% to 49.2 billion units, with 50% from exchange-traded products. * Executed a PPA of 100 MW, plant is expected to be operational by Q1 FY27. * Evaluating bids for further 500 MW of solar, coupled with 250 MW/1000 MW of energy storage system. * Operations continue in Bhutan, Nepal and Bangladesh. * Standalone Q2 results: Volume increased by 9% to 26.2 billion units; PBT increased by 15% to ₹180 crore; PAT increased by 15% to ₹134 crore. * Standalone H1 results: Volume increased by 11% to 49.2 billion units; PBT increased by 7% to ₹321 crore; PAT increased by 7% to ₹239 crore. * Consolidated Q2 results: PBT from continuing operation increased by 36% to ₹298 crore; PAT from continuing operation increased by 36% to ₹222 crore. * Consolidated H1 results: PBT from continuing operation increased by 39% to ₹587 crore; PAT from continuing operation increased by 48% to ₹465 crore. * CMD, Dr. Manoj Kumar Jhawar mentioned that during the first half of the new financial year 2025-26, with the national demand of energy grew by only 1.07%, their trading volume has grown by more than 11% to 49.22 billion units. Looking ahead, they expect power demand to grow steadily at 6% to 8% annually.
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