Adani Power Declares First-Ever Stock Split & Q1 Results 2025
Adani Power Initiates Inaugural Stock Subdivision
Adani Power announced its first-ever stock split on Friday, August 1. This corporate action is designed to make the company’s shares more financially accessible, with the goal of fostering wider engagement from the investment community. A one for five split has been agreed by the company’s board of directors. Consequently, each equity share with a current face value of ₹10 will be subdivided into five shares, with each new share carrying a face value of ₹2.
Adani Power’s stock was down 1.73% from its previous closing price, trading at ₹578.25 a share as of 2:13 PM on the NSE. The company’s official filing with regulators stated the rationale is to “bolster the liquidity of the firm’s equity shares and promote wider engagement from retail investors, making the shares more affordable.“
No announcement has yet been made on the record date that will establish a shareholder’s eligibility to receive the split shares. The advantage will be available to those who own shares by that date.
How Do Stock Splits Operate?
For instance, a shareholder who now has 10 shares at ₹100 each will have 50 shares worth ₹20 each following the stock split. The investment’s overall value, which in this example is ₹1,000, stays constant.
Without altering the market capitalization of the business, a stock split raises the number of outstanding shares. Although it doesn’t change the company’s core value, it frequently increases liquidity and can draw in more retail investors, which could eventually improve the performance of the stock.
Current Financials and Performance
The stock has gained roughly 10% so far this year, demonstrating its relative resilience in 2025. Despite a nearly 2% decline in the last month, it has increased by over 15% over the previous six months. At the moment, its P/E ratio is 17.79.
Adani Power announced its FY26 first-quarter earnings in addition to the stock split. The company’s net profit, which was ₹3,384 crore, decreased 13.5% year over year. Concurrently, revenue from operations registered a 6% decline, settling at ₹14,109 crore.
Due to lower power demand brought on by the early start of the monsoon season, Adani Power reported a 15.5% decline in its first-quarter profit on Friday. The thermal power division of the Gautam Adani-led conglomerate announced its consolidated net profit for the quarter that concluded in June 30 decreased from ₹3,913 crore to ₹3,305 crore.
Operating revenue, which comes solely from the production of electricity and associated activities, decreased 5.7% to ₹14,109 crore.
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