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Adani Green to Invest ₹15,000 Cr in 10 GWh Battery Storage; Q4 Profit Jumps 72%

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Adani Green to Invest ₹15,000 Cr in 10 GWh Battery Storage; Q4 Profit Jumps 72%

Synopsis: Adani Green Energy Ltd is in the limelight, after announcing their decision to invest a whopping Rs. 15,000 crore in 10 GWh battery storage systems for FY27, helping the company in its clean energy transition mission. On top of that, Adani Green is enjoying a stellar financial performance with Q4 FY26 net profit rising 72.6% YoY to Rs.397 crore.

Adani Green Energy has announced an ambitious plan to invest Rs.15,000 crore in battery energy storage systems (BESS), with the aim of providing round-the-clock clean energy, moving away from the conventional model of adding renewable energy capacity only. In particular, the company is set to develop an over 10 GWh battery storage capacity, which would allow them to deliver round-the-clock, dispatchable clean energy.

On 27 April 2026, Adani Green shares were trading in the range of Rs. 1,230, against a previous day’s closing price of nearly Rs. 1,235. Hence, investors are seeing their stock prices decline about (0.5%) per share. It should be noted that Adani Green is one of the leading players in the renewables space. The company has a market capitalization of over Rs. 2,01,639 crore, which reflects their status as the dominant force in Indian renewables.

Adani Green posted a subpar performance during Q3 FY26 (December 2025 quarter). Revenue remained flat at Rs. 2,837 crore for the quarter, whereas the company suffered a net loss of Rs.41 crore. Despite posting robust operating profit of Rs. 2,241 crore, increased interest expenses and depreciation charges weighed down the bottom line.

In Q4 FY26, the company delivered a robust performance as it made an excellent comeback, posting revenue of Rs. 3,727 crore or nearly 31% rise sequentially, followed by a net profit of Rs.397 crore, reversing the loss recorded in the previous quarter.

Operating profit surged to Rs. 2,882 crore, whereas profit before tax came in at Rs. 488 crore, against a loss seen in Q3 FY26. Thus, we can observe that Q4 FY26 marked a recovery phase for the company, when they managed to report robust profits despite the difficult quarter seen previously.

Adani Green Energy is now moving towards a new phase of business, which involves more than adding renewable capacity but producing reliable, round-the-clock clean energy. The company’s decision to spend Rs.15,000 crore on battery storage projects reflects their long-term business prospects. Whereas Q3 showed some earnings pressure for the company, Q4 suggests a recovery in their operations, backed by solid earnings momentum. 

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