Genus Power is cutting back on major capital expenditure for the fiscal year 2027, allocating only INR 10-20 crore for dies and molds. The company aims to significantly improve working capital days by reducing them between 50-75 days, with a current goal of 274 days as of March 2026 (from 343 in March 2025).

Genus Power anticipates a shift in its operational cash flow, moving towards positive figures as early as fiscal year 2028's first or second quarter, following expectations of flat to negative cash flow by the end of the previous fiscal year.

Emkay has suggested buying Genus Power Infra shares, setting a target price of ₹550. This recommendation indicates a potential increase of approximately 78.6% in the stock's value.

Genus Power Infrastructure plans to achieve a revenue between ₹6,000 crore and ₹6,500 crore by the fiscal year 2027, signaling long-term expansion and growth ambitions for their operations.

Genus Power plans to generate revenue between ₹6,000 - ₹6,500 crores in the fiscal year 2027, aiming for a profit margin of 18%. The company anticipates achieving a net profit of ₹900 crores by the fiscal year 2028, with positive cash flow expected to be achieved in the same year.

Genus Power experienced a significant 39% increase in profits for Q4 FY26, reaching ₹172 crores. Despite the revenue of ₹1,537.1 crores, margin pressure was evident due to escalating costs.

Genus Power reports a significant 36% increase in Q4 EBITDA, reaching ₹2.85B, but the profit margins slipped to 18.7%, down from 22.3% in the same period last year.

Genus Power has announced its Q4 FY26 results, approved by the authorities. The company's order book stands robustly at ₹25,173 crores, excluding taxes. Additionally, a new Chief Financial Officer is set to join on May 18, 2026, and cost auditors have been appointed.

Genus Power Infrastructures will finalize and announce their audited financial results on May 16, 2026. The trading window for the company's shares will remain closed from May 16 to May 18 due to SEBI insider trading regulations.

Genus Power's revised outlook now stands as 'very attractive', boosted by robust financials. This upgrade stems from solid price performance and a positive shift in investor confidence.

Genus Power's court-sanctioned demerger has given birth to a new entity, Genus Prime Infra. Shareholders will receive one share of the new company for every six existing shares they hold, with 90.05% going to the original firm and 9.95% to the new one. The companies have also issued tax guidance regarding the split.

Genus Prime Infra has issued approximately 5.08 million shares to Genus Power shareholders following the demerger, with these new shares set to be listed on the BSE and holding equal status with existing shares. Listing on the BSE is imminent.