Ravindra Energy Ltd. Updates: Renewable Energy & EV Business Growth
Ravindra Energy Limited (REL) provided a business update for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company's renewable energy portfolio stands at 492.3 MWp. Its EV business includes an assembly plant to be commissioned in October 2026 and a partnership with CATL for battery supply. REL reported a PAT loss of ₹21.13 crore for the quarter.
The update details significant capacity expansion in renewable energy and strategic moves in the EV sector, including a key partnership and plant commissioning. These developments have the potential to impact future growth, but the reported net loss tempers the immediate financial outlook.
The announcement provides a business update with details on renewable energy capacity expansion and EV business developments, including a partnership. However, it also reports a net loss for the quarter, balancing the positive developments.
Ravindra Energy Limited (REL) has provided a business update to its stakeholders regarding its Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicle (EV) business activities for the period ended June 30, 2026. The company has submitted its quarterly and year-to-date financial results for this period to the stock exchanges.
In its Renewable Energy Business, REL's operating portfolio includes a total capacity of 261.2 MWp across various projects, including MSKVY phases, Karnataka DISCOMs, Rooftop, Wind Asset, and Open Access. The under-construction and development portfolio adds another 231.10 MWp, bringing the grand total capacity to 492.3 MWp across 114 locations. The company reported operational performance for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, with sales of E-HCV (Electric Heavy Commercial Vehicle) units, E-HCV lease units, and charging network sales in mWh. The network is expanding, with a target of 1,008 operational battery swapping stations (BSS) by March 31, 2027.
The Electric Vehicle Business includes an Electric Heavy Vehicle Assembly Plant with a capacity of 5,000 units per annum, which is slated for commissioning in October 2026. A significant partnership update involves CATL, which will supply 0.5 GWh (500 MWh) of advanced LFP battery cells and pack kits. REL will be the first in India to deploy CATL's new-generation LFP battery platform for heavy commercial vehicles. The company is also establishing a battery assembly plant in Talegaon, Pune, designed for higher energy density and longer cycle life. REL has secured financing partnerships with 13 institutions, including banks, NBFCs, and leasing companies, offering up to 90% loan-to-value for its e-truck financing.
Financially, for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, REL reported total revenue of ₹427.9 million (₹42.79 crore), with a reported PAT loss of ₹211.3 million (₹21.13 crore).
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