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NLC India and NPCIL have agreed to collaborate on nuclear power projects, aiming to contribute significantly towards India's ambition of generating 100GW of nuclear power by 2047. Their joint venture will primarily focus on building 700MW PHWR reactors.
Transwarranty Finance has released an overview of its updated financial performance, providing a breakdown of income and expenses for the given period as per their consolidated Profit and Loss statement.
NLC India unveils a massive investment of around INR 1.25 trillion to boost its renewable energy capacity and battery storage systems, as reported by ET NOW. The company's Chairman, Prasanna Kumar Motupalli, celebrates recent record-breaking achievements in renewable power generation.
NLC India sets a new record with its highest-ever operational revenue, indicating robust growth. In an interview, CEO Prasanna Kumar Motupalli emphasized the importance of sustainability and key factors sustaining this momentum.
Pace Digitek clinches two significant deals worth over ₹1412 crores. A ₹710 crore contract with NLC India Renewables for battery energy storage projects in Tamil Nadu, and a first FY2027 order of ₹702 crores from Damodar Valley Corp in Jharkhand.
Pharmaceutical company Cipla and telecom giant Bharti Airtel experienced rallies following their results releases, while Balaji Amines and NLC India demonstrated strong upward trends. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) exceeded 4000, with MTAR Tech's gains maintaining momentum, prompting investors to ponder buy or sell decisions.
NLC India conducted a significant block trade on the National Stock Exchange, totaling approximately 16.95 crore INR, with each share trading at around 376.55 INR. This trade involved over 450,000 shares.
NLC India breaks its own coal production record in the recently concluded fiscal year, producing 19.14 MT of coal. The company's profit after tax (PAT) surged by 33% to an impressive level. Additionally, they added 1013 MW of capacity and reported a revenue increase of 5.6%.
NLC India significantly increased its Q4 profit to ₹1,394 crore, marking a nearly threefold increase over the previous year. This surge was accompanied by a 31.5% Year-on-Year revenue growth to ₹5,042.5 crore. The company's EBITDA also rose significantly to ₹1,774.4 crore, maintaining impressive margins of 35.2%. NLC India has proposed a final dividend of ₹2.5 per share for FY26.
NLC India's Q4 EBITDA more than doubled, reaching ₹17.74 billion compared to ₹8.61 billion in the same quarter last year. The company's earnings margin also significantly improved, climbing up to 35.18%.
NLC India sees a 13% surge following solid Q4 results, while Metropolis Healthcare gains 6%. Conversely, Kaynes Tech experiences a 10% decline in share price post its Q4 earnings report.
NLC India will release its Q4 FY26 financial results on May 13th, 2026. Simultaneously, notable companies such as Bharti Airtel, Tata Motors, and Cipla are also set to announce their earnings for the same period.
Vinay Rajani at HDFC Sec suggests buying into NLC India, with a target price of ₹355 and a safety limit at ₹315, also recommends Apollo Hospitals at ₹8500 and a safety limit at ₹7700. The mid and small-cap sectors are performing well, surpassing the Nifty50 which is underperforming compared to global peers. Notably, the Bank Nifty, healthcare, and commodities sectors exhibit robust technical patterns.
NLC India, moving away from lignite towards nuclear power, has partnered with EDF to explore advanced technologies like EPR and SMR for sustainable and scalable energy generation. Despite a minor 0.08% dip today, the company's stock has surged an impressive 551% over the past five years, reaching ₹329. In FY25, NLC India reported a robust revenue growth of 17.9%, amounting to ₹15,322 crore.
NLC India reached a new record high of Rs 333.8 on May 11, 2026, surpassing both the Sensex and its industry peers, demonstrating robust and consistent growth.
NLC India Ltd has successfully repaid a sum of 800 crores from their Commercial Paper on May 7, 2026, as announced to the Bombay Stock Exchange. The relevant ISIN (INE589A14405) listed CP has been fully redeemed.
NLC India teams up with French energy company EDF to investigate potential nuclear power projects within India, mirroring a recent alliance between NTPC and EDF.
NLC India aims to significantly expand its mining and energy output, targeting a doubling of mining capacity to 104.4 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) by fiscal year 2030, at an investment cost of approximately ₹14,199 crore. The company also plans to produce 10 gigawatts (GW) of thermal and renewable energy by the same timeframe, with a total investment of around ₹41,599 crore.
NLC India shares reached an all-time high of Rs 323 on April 28, 2026, marking the third consecutive day of growth. The stock's 3.3% increase surpassed both the sector and market performance, demonstrating strong investor interest.
The government is expediting the listing of public sector units (PSUs), with NLC India's subsidiary NIRL planning an IPO in November. Furthermore, more coal-related PSUs are anticipated to go public by 2026-2027.
Wipro and Kongsberg join forces for AI solutions in the energy sector, while Mastek announces a building sale worth INR 60 crore. Paytm clarifies RBI's decision to cancel their PPBL license, NLC India secures a mining license in Chhattisgarh, and Ampvolts partners with Cholamandalam for EV hub development.
NLC India has been successful in winning two mineral blocks during an auction in Chhattisgarh. They will now explore for phosphorite and limestone with the granted licenses.
NLC India's share price and volume have surged without any company announcements, suggesting a market-influenced trend rather than specific business updates.
Major industrial players like JSW Group and NLC India showcased interest in the $1 billion rare earth magnet incentive scheme initiated by the Centre. The goal is to establish a self-reliant domestic ecosystem for rare earth magnets, attracting attention from significant industrial entities.
NLC India appoints Pankaj Kumar as their new Executive Director starting April 2026. With over two decades of Human Resources experience under his belt from companies like LG Electronics India and NLC, Kumar is set to bring valuable insights to the role.
Expert advice suggests DMart, MCX, Aurobindo Pharma, Emcure Pharma, GPIL, and NLC India as potential short-term investment options due to their robust performance amid challenging market conditions characterized by high crude prices, a weak rupee, and foreign capital outflows. The Nifty 50 and Sensex have experienced sharp declines due to these factors.
Investment analyst Sumeet Bagadia suggests five promising stocks: National Aluminium, NLC India, Honasa Consumer, Ather Energy, and Aurobindo Pharma. However, the Nifty 50 and Sensex declined due to negative market sentiment and geopolitical concerns, falling by 2.1% (Nifty) to 22,819.6 and 2.3% (Sensex) to 73,583.2.
The stocks of Apollo Pipe, Aster DM, and NLC India have seen bullish breakouts, indicating potential gains. Investors may consider buying at levels of around ₹405 for Apollo Pipe, ₹680 for Aster DM, and ₹273 for NLC India. Target prices are set at ₹470, ₹730, and ₹292 respectively, with stop-loss points to limit potential losses if the market takes a turn.
NLC India is planning to initiate coal operations at their Pachwara South Coal Block by 2026, with a reserve of approximately 264.8 million tonnes and an annual capacity of 9 million tonnes. This production will be utilized for the 3x660MW Ghatampur Thermal Power Plant in Uttar Pradesh, set to commence operations from March 2026.