IREDA has a loan exposure of Rs 1,540 crore to Odisha-based energy projects as of December 2024, the company's CMD Pradip ...
IREDA has a loan exposure of Rs 1,540 crore to Odisha-based energy projects as of December 2024, the company's CMD Pradip Kumar Das said. The official made the remarks at 'Sustainable Growth of ...
IREDA's loan exposure to Odisha-based energy projects stands at Rs 1,540 crore, with a 41% YoY loan disbursement growth in Q3 ...
IREDA, a non-banking financial institution under MNRE, has committed Rs 1,540 crore towards renewable energy projects in ...
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IREDA, SJVN, and GMR Energy have partnered with Nepal Electricity Authority to develop a 900 MW hydropower project in Nepal, aiming to strengthen regional energy security and accelerate renewable ...
If you look at our total loan portfolio of Rs 69,000 crore around, and 1% of assets are in that segment. So, therefore, it should not be a major concern for Ireda,” he said, The Ireda chairman ...
IREDA CMD Pradip Kumar Discusses Q3 Results, Growth Strategies, and Outlook for FY25. In a comprehensive discussion with Business Today TV, Pradip Kumar, CMD of the Indian Renewable Energy ...
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA), the largest pure-play Green Financing NBFC in India, has seen unprecedented growth across revenue, profit, and loan metrics. In this ...
IREDA share price: On January 9, IREDA announced its results for the quarter ending December 2024, reporting a 27% year-on-year (YoY) increase in net profit, which rose to Rs 425.38 crore from Rs ...
Shares of IREDA broke two-day losing streak, rising over 5 percent to Rs 212 per share on January 13 after the management provided strong guidance and outlined a target timeline of January-March ...
As Ireda’s provision coverage ratio has declined, there is a possibility that it might have to make higher provisions in future unless the management is confident of recovering bad loans.