REC recorded its highest ever quarterly disbursement in Q1 FY 26, wherein recorded total disbursements of INR59,508 crores, which was up 36%
- REC recorded its highest ever quarterly disbursement in Q1 FY 26, wherein recorded total disbursements of INR59,508 crores, which was up 36%
- Continuing that, for the Q1 FY 26, the Board of Directors have approved an interim dividend, the first interim dividend of INR 4.60 per share, which is 46% of the face value of INR10.
- The annualized earnings per share for the Q1 was INR67.60 and the book value per share as of 30th June has reached to INR302.63.
- On the awards and accolades front, have been getting various awards in almost all the fields, be it corporate governance, best funding solutions, excellence in green finance reporting, CSR awards, technology awards for generative AI implementation.
- On the operational performance front, have made robust sanctions across all disciplines.
- As against the total sanctions of more than INR3 lakh crores in the last year, during Q1 itself, REC has sanctioned more than INR1 lakh crores worth of projects.
- The renewable energy remains to be the dominant force wherein have sanctioned around 20% of the power projects.
- The distribution remains the largest area with 43% of the total sanctions made in the Q1 FY 26.
- REC recorded its highest ever quarterly disbursement in Q1 FY 26, wherein recorded total disbursements of INR59,508 crores, which was up 36% from the last year.
- The renewable energy disbursements were INR7,233 crores, which was up by 35% from the last financial year.
- On the outstanding loan composition front, loan book has reached INR5,84,568 crores as of 30th June 2025, which is an increase of 10% from the last financial year.
- The state sector remains the largest area - largest focus with 87% of total loan book and the private sector remaining at 13%.
- The RE loan book has continuously increased its pace and now the RE loan book stands at 11% of total loan book at INR63,850 crores, which is an increase of 49% from the last financial year.
- On the shareholding pattern, the Holding Company, Power Finance Corporation remains to be the largest shareholder of REC with 52.63% equity of total paid-up capital.
- The foreign institutional investors hold 19.16% of equity as of 30th June 2025.
- Have been continuously rewarding shareholders by high dividend year-on-year.
- In the last financial year, have paid a total dividend of INR18 per share, which was 180% on the face value of INR10.
- During Q1 FY 26, REC has resolved one stressed asset, TRN Energy worth almost INR1,504 crores, resulting in gross NPA coming down to 1.05% as of 30th June 2025 and net NPA to 0.24%.
- The remaining 11 NPAs totalling to about INR6,147 crores have provision coverage of more than 77% , 77.05% to be precise, which are being resolved through NCLT.
- There are no NPAs in the state sector, and are maintaining an ECL coverage of 0.87% on standard assets, which is as per the ECL methodology under IndAS accounting norms

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