Power Finance Corporation Records ₹30.07 Crores Block Trade on NSE at ₹393.10 Per Share
Power Finance Corporation recorded a block trade on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) involving approximately 764,867 shares at ₹393.10 per share. The total value of the transaction stood at ₹30.07 crores. Such large-lot trades are generally associated with institutional-level activity and are reported in line with exchange disclosure norms.
10Aug 26
Power Finance Corporation Q1 Results: Loan growth at 4% YoY, CLSA cuts target to ₹500
CLSA maintained its Outperform rating on Power Finance Corporation while cutting its target price to ₹500 following Q1 results. Loan growth stood at 4% YoY despite the RBPF run-down, while core margins softened on a QoQ basis. Asset quality remained benign, and the merger completion continues to be targeted for April 2027. The brokerage has revised its FY27 PAT estimate downward by 2%-3% in response to the Q1 performance.
Power Finance Corporation Q1 Results: Board Meeting Scheduled for August 7
Power Finance Corporation has announced a board meeting on August 7 to consider its Q1 financial results. The company has not disclosed any financial figures ahead of the scheduled meeting. Investors and stakeholders are expected to receive further details following the board's deliberations on August 7.
Power Finance Corporation Records ₹72.59 Crore Block Trade on NSE at ₹413.80 Per Share
Power Finance Corporation witnessed a new block trade on the NSE valued at ₹72.59 crores, with approximately 17,54,316 shares changing hands at ₹413.80 per share. The transaction highlights sustained institutional interest in the company's stock, with block trades of this nature typically executed outside the regular order book to minimise price impact.
Power Finance Corporation: Four Subsidiaries Struck Off by ROC Effective June 1
Power Finance Corporation has had four associated entities formally struck off by the Registrar of Companies effective June 1, including PFC Projects Limited and three fully owned subsidiaries — Deoghar Infra Limited, Deoghar Mega Power Limited, and Jharkhand Infrapower Limited. The regulatory action marks the complete deregistration and formal closure of these entities under applicable corporate laws.
Morgan Stanley Maintains Overweight on Power Finance Corp, Sets Target Price of ₹525
Morgan Stanley has maintained an Overweight rating on Power Finance Corporation with a target price of ₹525, supported by management's FY27 guidance for 10% loan growth and stable loan spreads of 2.4–2.5%. The brokerage highlights expectations of lower loan churn and the REC merger completion by April 2027 as key positives. However, it cautions that credit costs may normalize after FY26 provision reversals of around ₹18 billion, driven by recoveries and rating upgrades.
PFC-REC Merger Plan Targets April 1 Completion; Draft Scheme Expected This Month
Power Finance Corporation and REC are targeting April 1 as the completion date for their proposed merger. The draft scheme for the merger is expected to be released this month, as reported by Moneycontrol. The development represents a significant step in the consolidation of two major state-owned power sector financing institutions in India. No further financial details or merger terms have been disclosed in the available data.
Power Finance Corporation's Q4 Profit Surges 24% YoY, Boosted by Interest Income Write-Back
Power Finance Corporation (PFC) reported a robust Q4 performance with a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 5,109.00 crore, up 24% year-on-year and 17% above market estimates. The company's full-year PAT reached Rs 17,350.00 crore, marking a 20% YoY increase. The earnings beat was primarily due to a Rs 1,200.00 crore interest income write-back from the KSK Mahanadi resolution. Q4 revenue stood at Rs 14,943.70 crore, up 22% YoY, with an operating profit margin of 93.14%. PFC's strong results demonstrate its operational efficiency and solid position in the power financing sector.
21May 25
PFC Revises Loan Growth Guidance Downward to 10-11%
Power Finance Corporation (PFC), a major player in India's power sector financing, has revised its loan growth guidance downward from 14-15% to 10-11%. This adjustment suggests a more conservative lending approach, potentially reflecting changes in market conditions or the company's strategy. The revision could indicate a slowdown in new power projects and may impact investor sentiment towards PFC and the broader power sector.