Beta Wind Farm, a subsidiary of Orient Green Power, plans to increase its capacity by 6.6 MW through the addition of two wind turbine generators from Renfra Energy. The project, valued at INR 62 Crore, is scheduled for completion by July 31, 2026, under a turnkey engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract in Karur, Tamil Nadu.

Orient Green Power reported a net profit of ₹71.6 crores for FY26, with revenue reaching ₹315.6 crores. Notably, the board has approved a merger of its subsidiary, suggesting expansion in solar and wind energy capacities.

Orient Green's Q4 loss for FY26 increased significantly to ₹17.6 crore, amid a 6.9% drop in net sales compared to the previous year. The company's shares closed at ₹12.1 on May 7, 2026, reporting a modest 10.1% return over the past six months and a minimal 0.8% return for the last twelve months.

Orient Green Power's Q4 loss expanded to 165 million rupees, a significant increase compared to the previous year. The decline in quarterly revenue to 386 million rupees from 415 million rupees suggests a challenging financial performance for the company during this period.

YUGA Stocks recently offloaded 12.4 million Orient Green Power shares, with an average selling price of ₹13.2 each, according to the National Stock Exchange (NSE) bulk trades.

"NEO Apex has offloaded approximately 7.55 million shares of Orient Green Power for Rs. 102.82 crore, with each share being sold at Rs. 13.45."

Ankita Shah has offloaded approximately 8.6 million shares of Orient Green Power, with an average selling price of around ₹13.4 per share.

Orient Green Power's subsidiary Gamma Green Power has successfully commissioned a wind turbine, adding 3.3 MW to their 9.9 MW capacity in Tamil Nadu. The project, carried out under an EPC contract with Renfra Energy India Ltd., was completed within the set timeline.

On April 28th, Orient Green Power experienced a significant surge of 20%, likely due to their ongoing capacity expansion efforts. Meanwhile, SEPC skyrocketed and reached the upper circuit, registering an impressive 74% gain for the month of April. Both companies saw high trading volumes amidst positive market activity.

Clarion, a subsidiary of Orient Green Power, has secured an 8.61 crore deal with Pioneer Wincon for the upgrade of a Tamil Nadu wind farm using two high-capacity turbines. The domestic contract, including GST, is slated for completion within ten weeks.

Orient Green Power's banking facility rating remains at IND BBB, but the outlook has been upgraded to Positive by India Ratings due to consistent performance. The revised assessment includes reduced facilities of Rs.26.9M and Rs.735M, suggesting optimism for continued strong performance in the future.

Orient Green Power has transferred over 2.33 million shares worth Rs. 23.3 crores to Delta Renewable Energy. This move could further strengthen Delta's position in the solar energy sector, as they already manage 7 MW of solar projects in Tamil Nadu and have another 17.6 MW under development.

Orient Green Power has announced the unencumbering of its pledged shares for its subsidiaries such as Bharath Wind Farm, Beta Wind Farm, Gamma Green Power, among others. This move indicates a potential reduction in financial obligations, enhancing the company's liquidity position.