Orient Green Power Company Limited
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Key numbers — 40 extracted
rs,
8 Mw
Rs. 900
1,000 MW
100%
rs
78
Rs.21 Crore
64%
58%
70%
60%
59%
Guidance — 1 items
Wind Business
opening
“The original RPO target was 14.25% for FY 18-19.”
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Opening remarks
Appendix
Financial Statements 16 18 22 3 Transformation Strategy & Operational Progress OGPL Transformation Accelerated Growth and aiming for leadership in renewable energy sector in India Phase IV (FY18 onward) Focus on optimising performance of Wind business Sale of Biomass business – removal of drag on business performance Transfer of Biomass Debt – reduction in Interest costs • • • • Refinancing of Wind Business debt at lower rates Stabilising performance, corporate restructuring and rightsizing Phase III (FY15 - 17) • Renewed strategy – Focus on profit making business • Capital allocation (incremental) for profit accretive wind business • Focus on profit making biomass plants; monetize loss making units • Negotiate with bankers – seeking more accomodative terms on debt Consolidation forced by external factors Phase II (FY11 - 14) • • • External factors impacting planned growth trajectory & performance Excessive Grid back down in TN, resulting in sub-optimal functioning of Wind assets Inter
Continued Operations
Revenue EBITDA Margins % EBIT EBIT % PBT Loss from Discontinued Operations Consol PBT 2018-19 2017-18 3,389.2 2,464.8 72.7% 1,327.4 39.2% (330.4) (154.6) (485.1) 3,986.4 2,997.6 75.2% 1,761.7 44.2% (351.8) (342.8) (694.6) 2.
Note
1. Overall, this has been a subdued wind year resulting in a generation shortfall of 64 million units leading to a reduction in operational turnover of Rs.336.9 million. The promoter company has maintained its commitment to the business and waived the group loan interest of Rs.330.6 million for the year. It may be noted that the previous year had an exceptional income of Rs.156 million. Accordingly, the revenue for the comparative period presented is not comparable. Factors like over 95% Grid Evacuation in Tamil Nadu and REC trading at around Rs.1,500 per certificate bode well for the future. 3. 4. 14 Key Financial Highlights – FY19
Wind Business
Overall relatively stable performance, could have been better had it not been for delayed onset of wind season & Cyclone Gaja – loss of over 64 million units compared to last year due to erratic wind pattern Consistent grid availability especially in TN; grid availability for the Qtr. at 96.8%, FY19 at 95.8%. Support from regulators and electricity distribution companies / SEBs as well as buoyant demand trends are contributing to a favourable outlook for the industry. Debt rationalization: Initiated discussion with PSU financiers Discussions are progressing well for refinancing of debt Working towards lowering bringing down average cost of debt from ~13% at present Interest cost reduced from Rs. 211 Crore in FY18 to Rs.165 Crore in FY19. REC Trading: Firm volumes & better realisations on the back of strong demand Demand-supply trends in favour of generators due to rising demand and limited supply This has resulted in trading of certificates above the floor price aft
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