Reliance Power subsidiaries adopt new names for AI activities

Reliance Power has taken enabling steps to incorporate artificial intelligence and related technology-driven activities into its business framework through its subsidiaries. The company has incorporated relevant objects covering AI and technology-enabled services as part of this strategic initiative to participate in the rapidly evolving field of AI and allied new-age technologies.

New Subsidiary Names

Pursuant to this expansion, the company has adopted the following new names for its subsidiaries to reflect their updated focus:

Subsidiary Name	Focus Area
Reliance AI Green Power Private Limited	AI and Technology-driven Activities
Reliance AI Power Private Limited	AI and Technology-driven Activities
Reliance AI Data Control Private Limited	AI and Technology-driven Activities
Reliance AI Data C Private Limited	AI and Technology-driven Activities

The adoption of these names underscores Reliance Power's intent to participate in the rapidly evolving field of AI and allied new-age technologies.

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Reliance Power reported a consolidated net loss of 4.9B rupees in Q4, marking a significant reversal from a net gain of 1.25B rupees recorded in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The company's quarterly revenue also declined on a year-on-year basis, coming in at 18.9B rupees compared to 19.8B rupees in the same period last year.

Q4 Financial Performance at a Glance

The key financial metrics for Q4 are summarised below, reflecting the year-on-year changes across revenue, EBITDA, and net profit/loss:

Metric:	Q4 Current	Q4 Previous (YoY)
Consolidated Net Profit / (Loss):	(4.9B) Rupees	1.25B Rupees
Revenue:	18.9B Rupees	19.8B Rupees
EBITDA:	5.7B Rupees	5.9B Rupees
EBITDA Margin:	30.54%	29.82%

Revenue and EBITDA Trends

Reliance Power's Q4 revenue declined to 18.9B rupees from 19.8B rupees on a year-on-year basis, reflecting a contraction in the company's top line. EBITDA for the quarter stood at 5.7B rupees, down from 5.9B rupees in the year-ago period. Despite the absolute decline in EBITDA, the company's EBITDA margin improved to 30.54% from 29.82% year-on-year, indicating relatively better cost efficiency relative to revenue during the quarter.

Net Loss Reversal Highlights Profitability Pressure

The most notable development in Q4 was the swing from a net gain of 1.25B rupees to a net loss of 4.9B rupees on a year-on-year basis. This reversal underscores the profitability challenges faced by Reliance Power during the quarter, even as the EBITDA margin showed a marginal improvement. The divergence between operating-level margin gains and the net loss position points to pressures below the operating line, though the source data does not provide further breakdown of these factors.