Waaree Energies Realigns 6 GW Solar Manufacturing Capacity Strategy
Waaree Energies announces a strategic realignment of its 6 GW integrated solar manufacturing capacity plan. The company will distribute the capacity across multiple locations to accelerate project momentum and optimize resource utilization. Waaree reaffirms its commitment to Odisha, emphasizing the state's continued importance in its strategic plans. This move is expected to impact the company's operations across various geographies and potentially influence the broader solar manufacturing ecosystem in India.
19Jun 25
Waaree Energies to Double US Manufacturing Capacity, Secures Large Orders
Waaree Energies plans to expand its US manufacturing capacity to 3.2 GW by 2025. The company secured orders for 586 MW and 599 MW module supply in the US. Waaree reports a 25 GW order book through 2027 and remains largely unaffected by the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' policy. The company emphasizes compliance with FEOC regulations.
12Jun 25
Waaree Energies Secures 150 MW Solar Power Supply Agreement
Waaree Energies has entered into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the supply of 150 megawatts (MW) of solar power. The agreement marks a significant move in the solar power market for the company, although specific details such as duration, pricing terms, and the counterparty remain undisclosed. This deal is expected to provide long-term revenue stability for Waaree and demonstrates its capacity to handle large-scale projects in the growing renewable energy sector.
11Jun 25
Waaree Energies Secures 150 MW Solar Power Supply Agreement
Waaree Energies has signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the supply of 150 megawatts (MW) of solar power. This agreement marks a significant expansion in the company's solar power generation and distribution capabilities. The deal is expected to provide a stable, long-term revenue source for Waaree Energies and strengthen its position in the competitive solar energy sector. This PPA aligns with the broader trend of increasing adoption of renewable energy sources in India's energy mix.
11Jun 25
Waaree Energies' US Subsidiary Secures 599 MW Solar Module Order
Waaree Solar Americas, a subsidiary of Waaree Energies, has received an order to supply 599 MW of solar modules to a major US client. This significant order is expected to boost Waaree Energies' revenue, strengthen its market position, and potentially increase production capacity utilization. The company's stock rose over 4% to Rs 2,955.00 on the BSE following the announcement, reflecting positive investor sentiment.
04Jun 25
Waaree Energies to Offload 1.15% Stake in Indosolar via OFS
Waaree Energies plans to sell 4,76,495 shares (1.15% stake) in Indosolar through an offer for sale (OFS) on June 5-6, 2025. The floor price is set at ₹10.00 per share. Non-retail investors can bid on June 5, while retail investors can participate on June 6. The offer includes a 10% reservation for retail investors and 25% for mutual funds and insurers. This move aims to comply with minimum public shareholding norms.
Waaree Energies' Subsidiary Backs Out of Stake Acquisition in Ewaa Renewable
Waaree Power Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of Waaree Energies, has cancelled its agreement to acquire a stake in Ewaa Renewable Techno Solutions. The size of the stake and financial terms were not disclosed. This decision may affect Waaree Energies' expansion strategy in the renewable energy market, potentially leading to a reassessment of its growth plans and partnerships.
23May 25
WAAREE Energies Sees Opportunity in US Tax Bill, Not Listed as Entity of Concern
WAAREE Energies, a major Indian renewable energy company, views the new US tax bill as an opportunity for India. The company is not included in the list of entities of concern related to the bill, which is seen as a positive sign for the Indian renewable energy industry. This development could potentially open up opportunities for Indian firms in the sector, reflecting the interconnected nature of global energy policies and their impact on emerging markets.
23May 25
Waaree Energies May Face Headwinds as US Plans Early End to Clean Energy Tax Credits
The US government has passed a bill to end clean energy tax credits earlier than planned, potentially affecting solar and wind energy projects. This policy shift could challenge Waaree Energies, a key player in the renewable energy sector, particularly in its US operations. The decision may impact project viability, slow investments in renewable energy, and alter market dynamics in the US clean energy sector. Companies like Waaree Energies may need to reassess strategies and explore alternative markets in response to these regulatory changes.
20May 25
Waaree Energies Expands with Rs 293 Crore Acquisition of Kamath Transformers
Waaree Energies has approved two significant acquisitions: Kamath Transformers Private Ltd for Rs 293.00 crore and Green New Delhi Forever Energy Private Limited through its subsidiary. Both acquisitions are set to be completed by FY26 and will be funded through cash. These moves aim to enhance Waaree's market position in the transformer segment and expand its footprint in the renewable energy sector.
Waaree Energies has approved two significant acquisitions: Kamath Transformers Pvt Ltd for ₹293.00 crore and Green New Delhi Forever Energy Pvt Ltd through its subsidiary. These all-cash transactions, set to be completed by FY26, aim to strengthen Waaree's position in power infrastructure and green energy sectors. The acquisitions reflect the company's strategic expansion in the evolving energy market, particularly in transformer manufacturing and renewable energy solutions.
Waaree Energies: Lock-in Period Ends as Q4 and FY25 Results Show Strong Growth
Waaree Energies' lock-in period for 53% of its shares (15 crore) has ended. Q4 FY25 results show net profit up 34.10% to ₹618.90 crore, revenue up 36.40% to ₹4,003.90 crore, and EBITDA doubled to ₹922.60 crore. FY25 performance: revenue increased 27.62% to ₹14,846.06 crore, PAT doubled to ₹1,932.15 crore. The company's growth and improved profitability coincide with the end of the lock-in period.
Waaree Energies Reports Strong Q4 and FY25 Results, Eyes Expansion in US Market
Waaree Energies Limited announced robust financial results for Q4 and FY2025. Q4 consolidated revenue increased 37.69% YoY to ₹4,140.92 crore, with net profit surging 254.52% to ₹648.49 crore. FY2025 total income rose 27.62% to ₹14,846.06 crore, with net profit growing 107.08% to ₹1,932.15 crore. The company expanded operations, operationalizing a 1.6 GW module facility in Texas, USA. Waaree plans further expansions in the USA and India, projecting FY26 EBITDA between ₹5,500-6,000 crore. With a 14.1% market share in India and a substantial order book of 25 GW valued at ₹47,000 crore, Waaree is positioned for continued growth in the solar energy market.
23Apr 25
Waaree Energies Reports Strong Q4 Results, Expects Robust Order Book for FY26 and FY27
Waaree Energies Limited reported impressive Q4 FY25 results with consolidated revenue up 37.69% to ₹4,140.92 crore and net profit surging 254.52% to ₹648.49 crore year-on-year. Module production increased to 2.06 GW from 1.35 GW in Q4 FY24. The company plans to expand manufacturing capacity in Texas, USA and Chikhli, India. Waaree's credit rating was upgraded to CARE A+ stable. The company also entered an agreement to acquire Enel Green Power India Private Limited for up to ₹792 crore, aiming to expand its solar and wind project portfolio.
Waaree Energies Limited, India's leading solar module manufacturer, reported exceptional Q4 FY25 results. Revenue increased by 36.4% to ₹4,003.93 crore, while net profit soared 254.52% to ₹648.49 crore. EBITDA doubled to ₹1,059.57 crore with a margin expansion to 25.59%. The company's annual performance was equally impressive, with FY25 revenue growing 27.62% and net profit doubling. Waaree also announced expansion plans, including new manufacturing lines in the USA and India, and operationalized India's largest cell manufacturing facility.