Orient Green Power Company Limited has achieved a significant milestone in its renewable energy expansion with the completion of erection of 6.6 MW wind turbines in Tamil Nadu. The company's subsidiary has successfully completed the installation and received service connection, marking substantial progress in its clean energy portfolio.

Project Completion Update

Gamma Green Power Private Limited, a subsidiary of Orient Green Power Company Limited, has completed the erection of 2 wind turbine generators of 3.3 MW each, aggregating to 6.6 MW capacity. The project has been developed through an Engineering, Procurement and Construction contract with Renfra Energy India Limited in Tiruchirappalli District, Tamil Nadu.

Project Status and Timeline

The company has successfully received the service connection for the completed turbines. The remaining procedural formalities are currently being completed, with commissioning of the wind turbine generators expected to be completed shortly. This development represents the company's entry into power generation through higher-capacity wind turbine generators.

Overall Project Progress

The completion of the 6.6 MW installation brings significant progress toward the total project capacity of 9.9 MW. Implementation of the balance capacity of 3.3 MW is currently in progress, with the company committed to providing status updates in due course.

Strategic Significance

This milestone marks a key achievement for Orient Green Power Company Limited's renewable energy portfolio and represents the company's strategic entry into higher-capacity wind power generation. The successful completion of erection and receipt of service connection demonstrates the effectiveness of the partnership with Renfra Energy India Limited and positions the company to contribute meaningfully to Tamil Nadu's growing renewable energy capacity.

Orient Green Power Company Limited has notified stock exchanges regarding the approval of a merger scheme involving its promoter companies by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).

NCLT Approves Promoter Merger Scheme

The Hon'ble National Company Law Tribunal, Division Bench II-Chennai, has approved the scheme for merger by absorption involving Orient Green Power's promoter companies through its order dated March 10, 2026. The merger involves the consolidation of two promoter entities into a single company.

Impact on Shareholding Structure

Following the approved merger scheme, the shareholding structure of Orient Green Power's promoters will undergo inter-se changes. The shares currently held by NPPL and SEPL in Orient Green Power will be consolidated into SVL Limited as the surviving entity.

Key aspects of the shareholding impact include:

• Shares held by NPPL and SEPL will be transferred to SVL Limited
• Both transferor companies (NPPL and SEPL) will cease to exist post-merger
• The aggregate promoter holding in Orient Green Power remains unchanged at 24.38%

Company's Position in the Merger

Orient Green Power has clarified that it is not a direct party to the merger scheme. The company's role is limited to informing stakeholders about the development as it affects the promoter shareholding pattern. The notification was made under Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

The company secretary G. Srinivasa Ramanujan signed the disclosure on March 13, 2026, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for timely disclosure of material events affecting the company's shareholding structure.