About the Co. Adani Power Plant

1. ADANI POWER
EMPOWERING THE NATION
GROUP MEMBERS
 RAHUL VALVI
 MANJUNATH
 POORNIMA SINGH
 AMANJOT KAUR

2. INTRODUCTION
 Started as a power trading company in 1996.
 Started generation in July 2009.
 Adani power ltd. head office is situated at Ahemdabad
Gujarat.
 Implemented its first 330 mw of 4620 mw at Mundra.
 Largest private producer in India.
 Largest solar power producer in India.
 Operates five supercritical boilers
 The only thermal power plant in India to be certified by UN
under CDM

3. GAUTAM ADANI
(CHAIRMAN OF ADANI GROUP)

4. POWER PLANT PROJECTS

5. OPERATIONS
MUNDRA, GUJARAT
 1ST supercritical unit
 100% raw water source is sea
 1st & longest private sector HVDC system in India
 4620 MW power generation
TRIHODA, MAHARASHTRA
 Largest coal based thermal power plant in India
 1st unit commissioned on 28th August 2012 and unit 5
commissioned on 11th October 2014
 3300 MW power generation

6. CONTINUE……
KAWAI, RAJASTHAN
 Certified with 1. Quality management system
2. Environmental management system
3. Occupational health & safety management
system
 Coal based thermal power plant
 1320 MW power generation
UDUPI, KARNATKA
 Established in 2008
 Coal based thermal power plant
 Became fully operational in September 2012
 1200MW power generation

7. Financials:-
Adani Power reported a significant rise
in net loss for Q1FY19 due to a sharp decrease in plant
load factor on a yoy basis.
 Revenue de-grew by 30.9% yoy to Rs3,830cr.
 EBITDA stood at Rs1,159cr, down 25.8% yoy, while
EBIDTA margin rose by a sharp 209bps yoy to 30.3%.
 Net loss stood at Rs825cr against a net loss of Rs453cr
in Q1FY18.

8. SWOT Analysis
Strengths:
 The diversified nature of the group helps in growth of
Adani Power.
 Since the largest of coal is Adani Enterprises, this reduces
the cost of coal to Adani Power.
 Efficient workforce of apx. 2000 Employees.
 Operating profit of sales ratio for Adani Power higher
than the National average, indicating higher operational
efficiency.
 Close proximity to the sea ensures water for steam
generation and cooling.

9. Weaknesses:
 Company present only in very few states namely Gujarat,
Maharashtra, Haryana and Karnataka.
 Non-payment of dues by the state distribution arm, leads
to delay in receipt of money impacting cash flow.
 Litigation with state distribution arm over PPA and Tariffs.

10. Opportunities:
 100% FDI in all sectors allowed.
 Opportunity to sell generation to Trading company.
 50,000 MW Hydro initiative launched.
 Hydro-electric power generation.

11. Threats:
 Changes in International prices of coal and International
policies on import of coal.
 Any tariff hike delay or reduction by the CERC or state
regulatory body, will impact the revenues and profitability.
 Political support at the state government level/institutions
vary widely .

12. Competition Analysis
Tata Power has a
presence in all Segments -
Thermal, Hydro, Solar,
Wind, Transmission &
Distribution. They moving
towards national presence
in the power sector as well
as communication. They
are implementing cost
reduction strategies to
emerge as a low cost power
producer.

13. Reliance power is the only
power generation
company in India to have
bagged three Ultra Mega
Power Projects (UMPP)
awarded by the
Government of India. It
has presence in most
region and is also poised
to have more than 10,000
mw of installed capacity.
Recently, they acquired
Hydro power projects
from Jaypee.

14. It is the Largest PSU power
company with presence
in the entire value chain
of the power generation
business, backed by the
Government of India,
which has a
shareholding of 84.5%.
They have diversified
power projects
comprising 56% coal,
16% Gas, 11% Nuclear
and 17% Renewable
Energy Sources.

15. Conclusion
1. Products of adani power's
2. They operates mega solar plant of 40 MW
3. Supercritical technology
4. Certified by UN under CDM
5. They have a mission to be achieved by 2020