SJVN Limited (NSE: SJVN) Q4 2025 Earnings Call dated May. 30, 2025
Corporate Participants:
Bhupender Gupta — Chairman and Managing Director
Rajendra Prasad Goyal — Director of Finance
Unidentified Speaker
Analysts:
Ragini Pande — Elara Securities India Pvt. Ltd
Mohit Surana — Analyst
Ragini Pande — Analyst
Prashant Kshirsagar — Analyst
Vishal Periwal — Analyst
Vipul Kumar Anupchand Shah — Analyst
Utkarsh Maheshwari — Analyst
R. Gajra — Analyst
Mahesh Patil — Analyst
Presentation:
Operator
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Q4 and FY ’25 Earnings Conference Call of SJVN Limited hosted by Elara Securities India Private Limited. As a reminder, all participant lines will be in the listen-only mode and there will be an opportunity for you to ask questions after the presentation concludes. Should you need assistance during the conference call, please signal an operator by pressing star zero on your touchstone phone. Please note that this conference is being recorded. I now hand the conference over to Mr Raghini Pande. Thank you, and over to you, ma’am.
Ragini Pande — Elara Securities India Pvt. Ltd
Good morning, everyone. On behalf of Elara Securities, we welcome you all for the Q4 FY ’24 conference call of HJVN. I take this opportunity to welcome the management of SJVN represented by Mr Bhupendhar Gupta, CMD; Mr R.P. Goyal, Director Finance; Mr Ajay Sharma, Director Personal. We’ll now begin the call with a brief overview by the management followed by the question-and-answer session.
Bhupender Gupta — Chairman and Managing Director
A very good morning to all of you. I am pleased to accompany today by our Director projects is Sushil Sharma, Director of Finance, Shiri RP Goelji; and Director Personal, Shiri Ajay Sharmaji. It gives me immense pleasure to share with you some significant developments from the 4th-quarter of financial year ’24-’25 as well as key milestones achieved in the current quarter of financial year ’25 ’26. I am delighted to inform you that Honorable Prime Minister Srinandar virtually laid foundation stone for our 100 megawatt Nava solar power projects on 22nd of May 2025 in the and the project is located in Nava District of Rajasthan and is being dwelled by SG&L’llned subsidiary that is SG&L Green Energy Limited. This project is expected to generate around 254 million units in the first year as the generated power will be supplied to Rajasthan the Rajasthan distribution company at a tariff of INR2.62 per unit. Another milestone which we have achieved during this quarter that is the commercial operation of 320 megawatt capacity, 100,000 megawatt solar power project. And we have recently commissioned the second phase that is 78 megawatt on 15th of May 2025.
With this, the total capacity which is now under operation is 320 megawatt and the balanced capacity will be commissioned during the next two quarters, that is by October 2025, we will be commissioning the entire 1,000 megawatt capacity. One of the — another key milestone in our business portfolio expansion, we have signed an MOU with the government of on 10 March 2025 for development of closed-loop pump storage plant, which is located in Balram district of and it will be generating around 3959 million units once it is commissioned. Regarding our signing of some of the PPAs power purchase agreements for our ongoing under-construction projects, we have recently signed a PPA with the Modar Valley Corporation for-sale of our entire 210 megawatt of hydroelectric project, 115 megawatt out of 382 megawatt from Sunni DAM and 200 megawatt out of 900 megawatt from around 3 HEP.
So this is really a great significant because once we generate, then we need to sell the power also. So to sign the PPA prior to commissioning is a big achievement for the — any company. Regarding the progress of another ongoing — other ongoing projects, some of the major milestone which we achieved during the 4th-quarter of 2025 and the current quarter of financial year ’25, our steam blowing for the unit one of our plant, 660 megawatt first unit was completed in January ’25 and now we are heading towards the synchronization of the machine and also the commercial operation date, which we will be achieving by 15th of July during this 2025. So this is a big achievement for us because this particular Plant will be generating around 9 million, 8 million to 8 million units per annum with 85% power to be supplied to state of Bihar only because second unit also we will commissioning this year only of this calendar year. Another significant milestone that in 900 megawatt Arun III hydroelectric project in Nepal. We have started the — we have given the front to electromechanical contractor to start the electromechanical activities for Unit 2 also, which is significant — significant milestone again because now it is clear that civil works are complete and now we are heading towards the erection and commissioning of the electromechanical equipment. Some of the other highlights for our outstanding power generation of our under operation plant for financial year 2025, ’24, are as follows. Our flagship 1,500 megawatt Natwa Jagri hydro power station achieved a remarkable generation of 74 to 1.45 million units, up from 6,311.80 million units in FY ’23, ’25. So it is almost more than 1,100 million units more than the previous year. Similarly, in Rampur hydroelectric power station, 400 megawatt, again, we generated 2074 million units, a significant increase from previous year of 1778 million units. So our total generation from all the power plants is 10647 as compared to 8489 in the financial year ’23, ’24, that is increase of 25.44 year-over-year. So this is a significant achievement during this year. Now our current project portfolio, I just want to give a brief about that. SG&L currently has 13 operational projects with a combined capacity of 2,786.5 megawatt, along with two transmission lines. We are currently constructing around — we are constructing four hydro projects with a total capacity of 1,558 megawatt, one thermal power project of 1,320 megawatt and 11 solar projects totaling 1773 megawatt. This brings our under-construction project portfolio to 4,601 megawatt. In-line with the Government of Energy — India’s region for Energy Accessibility, we are pleased to share that SG&A has been selected as a pivotal role in the recently launched PM Suryaghar most Vijli. This initiative aims to provide field electricity to one crore household across India and SG&L has been entrusted with the responsibility of implementing the scheme along with other PSUs. Additionally, we have been assigned responsibility for installing rooftop solar system on government building covering 18 ministries. So this work is in the process. And you may aware that has been listed as one of the renewable energy implementing agencies by Ministry of MNRE to contribute towards the nation’s ambitious 500 gigawatt renewable energy target by 2030 and for the fiscal year ’24-’25, we have floated tender for a total of 7.5 gigawatt. Further, I’m happy to report that letter of awards have been already issued to 2.4 gigawatt out of total capacity. So cumulatively, till-date, tenders have been floated under this — our flagship RIA, this RIA, we have 18.6 gigawatt against 20.8 gigawatt. Alloys have been issued against 13.748 and power sale agreement and power purchase agreement have been signed for 5.188 megawatt — gigawatt, sorry. So I’m pleased to share that flagship project, has been recognized with prestigious CBIP award for best maintained project in the hydro sector on 22nd of March 2025. This award underscores our commitment to operational excellence. So this is really a great achievement for us again this year. And as we continue to build our success, I would like to reaffirm that SGML is on the track to realize our ambitious vision of achieving the installed capacity and also to maintain the operational excellence also. Thank you so much yeah, now we are open for the questions.
Questions and Answers:
Operator
Thank you very much. We will now begin the question-and-answer session. Anyone who wishes to ask a question may press star N1 on their touchstone telephone. If you wish to remove yourself from the question queue, you may press star in two. Participants are requested to use handsets while asking a question. Ladies and gentlemen, we will wait for a moment while the question queue assembles. The first question is from the line of Mohit Surana from Monarch Networth Capital Limited. Please proceed
Mohit Surana
Sunny projects. I think those are some court case going on between the government of Himachya Pradesh and SGBN. Are we still proceeding with the construction of these projects or what’s the status? If you can let me know that would be great. And I have one more question, which I will ask after this one.
Bhupender Gupta
Yeah. I just want to convey you that, yes, there is some cases going on with Government of HP, but that is not impacting our construction of the projects because until unless some decision is taking to hand over or takeover of these projects or discontinuation of the projects or whatever we have spent on the projects that is given to us. So we have not anything not decided as of now. So the construction is going on all the three projects which are under dispute.
Mohit Surana
So sir, just in case, if the government of HP decides to take-over the projects or it is in the court case, so what will happen to all the expenses or expenditures that we have incurred on this project.
Bhupender Gupta
No, that they will be definitely reimbursing it to us, that is understanding and accordingly, the same has been conveyed to government of HP by the central government.
Mohit Surana
Understood. But sir, will there be some kind of interest payments on those expenses or will it be just the amount that we’ll have to redeem from the government?
Bhupender Gupta
No, my director of is also there. So he would like to add that what type of expenses they will be?
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
MR. Mohit, yes, sir. They will be reimbursing all the costs which we have already incurred and which we are going to incur till the final decision is taken. And the reimbursement will be along with interest.
Mohit Surana
Okay. But what are the chances
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
Of claiming opportunity loss also from the state government?
Mohit Surana
I’m sorry, sir, can you just clarify that again?
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
And we will be claiming for opportunity loss from the state government.
Mohit Surana
Understood. But sir, what are the chances that we will win this court case or the government of Himacha Pradesh have an upper hand because we have not yet signed the implementation agreement.
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
But by, they were accepted and they signed a move with us and we are going with the construction of the project from so many years. So this is accepted and court will decide other things.
Mohit Surana
Understood, sir. Sir, just one last question. So this quarter, our depreciation and amortization amount has almost doubled versus the last quarter. If you can just give me the reason for that?
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
Our reason for depreciation is that in case of SGL grain, we have created provision for impairment loss in respect of three, four projects, which is an accounting requirement. Otherwise, there is no issue of increase of deprecision.
Mohit Surana
So this quarter the reported DNA includes impairment quarter — impairment cost as well. So how much is that?
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
INR143 crores.
Mohit Surana
INR140 crores
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
INR3 crores.
Mohit Surana
Understood, sir. Thank you. Okay. So that’s all from my sir.
Operator
Yeah. The next question is from the line of Ragini Pande from Elara Capital. Please proceed.
Ragini Pande
Yeah. Sir, why has the other income declined nearly 50% in this quarter.
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
The reason for decline in the other income is as we are in a growth phase and most of the capital is now we have deployed in our under-construction projects. So the amount which we used to have as FDs with the different banks and other income component previously was on a higher side. So it is mainly attributed to the capex the company has done under — in under-construction projects. That’s the reason for the decline in the other income. The major construment of the other Income is always the interest income on deposits, which you’ll have with different banks.
Ragini Pande
Okay. So also can you give a — what was the capex done for FY ’25 and capex guidance for the future years for FY ’26, ’27. Also, if you can share some light on the revenue and EBITDA guidance for FY ’26, ’27.
Unidentified Speaker
So CapEx for FY ’25, we close around INR7,800 and the target for the FY ’26 is INR8,300 crores roughly and INR12,000 crores for FY ’27 for the — as far as the capex is concerned. As far as the future revenue guidance, we are — as a company policy, we don’t give the future guidance of the income.
Ragini Pande
The okay and I don’t know if I missed this point but if you can give the bifurcation on capacity addition for the renewable thermal and hydro side for 26 and 27
Bhupender Gupta
See this capacity addition target which is for we have added around 190 megawatts during the 24-25, which is mainly on the solar part and capacity target for ’25-’26 is 5315 megawatt and which is the — sorry, 4995 megawatt, which is the balance for ’25-’26. In this, the breakup is 1,320 megawatt is for thermal, our Buxal thermal power plant, which we will be commissioning this year and renewable energy it is 3675. So total 4995, we will be adding during this ’25, ’26 and 320 already we have added during this financial year.
Ragini Pande
Okay. And one last question from my side is, if you can give the breakup of incentive income for this quarter.
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
Okay. So incentive income for the quarter is INR115 crore rupees. For F — this is Q4 FY ’25. We have earned INR35 crore towards capacity incentive, INR76 crores towards secondary energy and INR4 crores towards UI charging. So total is INR1.5 crore.
Ragini Pande
Thank you. I will join back the queue.
Operator
Thank you. The next question is from the line of Prashant from Corporate Research Private Limited. Please proceed.
Prashant Kshirsagar
Hello. Good morning, sir. Am I audible?
Bhupender Gupta
Yes. Yes, sir. Yes.
Prashant Kshirsagar
I just want to ask you, can you share the progress of your pre-construction project, Italian hydroelectric in Pradesh?
Bhupender Gupta
Yeah, definitely. In Italian, there are three important components which are required for the construction of the plant. Number-one is forest clearance. Number two is the environment clearance. Third is the land acquisition. So as of now, we have already submitted a replication. Our application has come from the State to MOEF in central government. And most probably we will be getting FC1 forest clearance Stage 1 next month when the meeting of FAC happened. Regarding the environment clearance, already the studies have been completed. Now pre-condition for EC is the FC1. So once we get the FC1 next month, we will submit our application for EC in the our MOEF ministry and then we were expecting that within two months after submission, that is by the end of August or September max, we will get the environment clearance also.
And now third-part is land acquisition. Land acquisition in this plant we have completed and we have submitted whatever the requisite amount to the state government for disbursement to the Rousse and their disbursement is going on. And we are expecting that by end of June, the entire disbursement will happen and we will acquire the entire land with our company. Now this is the security requirement which is required to start the project. Once this happened, now third — fourth requirement is give the investment approval, which is to be from the CCE that is Committee has to approve the investment for this project.
So that already is in under process with the Central X authority and of Power. And we are expecting that this investment approval because for investment approval, FC and EC is also mandatory as such. So we are expecting that by the end of September, October, we will get the investment approval from the committee. So these are the four things once this happened. Simultaneously, we are in-process of preparing our tender documents so that once all the statutory approvals are with us, we can avoid the work and start the construction at site maybe by the end of this year.
Prashant Kshirsagar
Can you share how much money has been disbursed to the state government from the company? And how second point is how many acres will be acquired for the Italian project and out of that, how many have been acquired?
Bhupender Gupta
Amount this land this land will be around 1,100 hectare, which we will be acquiring and we have already paid around INR270 crores to the state government to acquiring this land.
Prashant Kshirsagar
Yeah. And out of that, how many hectares will be getting in this by — from the state government by
Bhupender Gupta
The entire — entire land is from the state government only because they 1,100.
Prashant Kshirsagar
Okay. And apart from this INR270 crores, how much money has been spent on the Italian project?.
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
That just around INR800 crores.
Bhupender Gupta
Around INR800 crores we have spent.
Prashant Kshirsagar
So totally you have spent around INR1,070 crores, if I’m not missing.
Bhupender Gupta
Yes, yes, yes. Right.
Prashant Kshirsagar
Yeah. Thanks. And my second question is regarding the other pre-construction project of Atunli lease where 680 megawatts. So what has been the status for that?
Bhupender Gupta
As far as EC and FC, I told the status for this Italian, it is almost in the similar stage, but land acquisition not happened there. So we are expirating that with the state government and the district admission. Yesterday, we had a meeting with the government of Arnachal again to expedite and to facilitate us for early acquisition of land. But one FC and EC is available with me, which is expected again by September, October this year, then definitely I have to expedite the land acquisition. So that is happening parallelly.
Prashant Kshirsagar
Okay. And I just wanted to clarify one point. All the five projects which have been allotted to you are in the Dibang basin or where — or any other basin
Bhupender Gupta
No, it is in the same basin
Prashant Kshirsagar
. Same basic. Okay. Thanks a lot. That answers all my questions. Thanks.
Operator
Thank you. The next question is from the line of Vishal Periwal from Antique Stock Broking. Please proceed
Vishal Periwal
Great. Yeah, hi. Am I audible now?
Bhupender Gupta
Yes, yes.
Vishal Periwal
Yeah. Sir, one clarification. In initial commentary, you mentioned four hydro plant of 1.6 gigawatt under-construction. Coal of 1.3 and solar, you mentioned 1.8 gigawatt under-construction. Yeah. Okay. But then in commissioning for this year, you mentioned coal-based plant of 1.3, which is matching up with what under-construction. But in terms of renewable, you mentioned almost like 675 megawatt, which is 3.7 gigawatt is commissioning. So I’m not clear on that part, like under-construction is 1.7, 1.8 gigawatts
Bhupender Gupta
Actually this under-construction we are talking about which are some of them under pre-construction also. If you see I mentioned that there are under-construction R70 numbers, which comprise of 496, 6 megawatt cumulative, but hydro projects is not getting commissioned these are any one of the hydro projects. So the projects which are being commissioned this year, those are basically 1320 of, then renewable energy 3675 and 320 we have already commissioned. So the projects which are getting commissioned during this year are 5315 315. No,
Vishal Periwal
So 36, 7, 5 megawatt of renewables this the complete all projects, none of them have got commissioned. They are getting commissioned this year.
Bhupender Gupta
320 we commissioned this year up to the May month and now balance 3675 shall be commissioned next 10 months.
Vishal Periwal
Okay, fine, sir. And then similarly, sir, for FY ’27, how do you see that
Bhupender Gupta
Yes for 27 we have a mainly our again the target is one of the hydro projects which is 69.5 megawatt, we’ll be commissioning that during ’26, ’27 and balance around 1930, that is the all solar projects and the wind projects, which we are targeted to complete during the ’26, ’27.
Vishal Periwal
Okay. Okay, right. And in terms of the project like we are commissioning renewable 36, 75 megawatt this year and further this 1930 megawatt next year. So what sort of PPA that we have as of now in this portfolio.
Unidentified Speaker
So as far as the renewable portfolio is concerned, they are — we almost bag all these projects through competitive bidding with different discoms. So we have 100% PPA for our renewable projects. And as hydro projects, as you know, they fall under Section 62 and we would have this cost-plus PPAs. So PPAs is something which is not a concern for the company.
Vishal Periwal
Okay. Okay. Got it, sir. And another is like there is one more like initial commentary, you mentioned a couple of vendors being floated and PPA signed for 5.1 gigawatts. So that is basically where we are acting as a. Is that what you were saying, right, sir?
Unidentified Speaker
Yes. It was under mode. So that we are acting as an implementation agency there. Those will be back-to-back, we would be signing PSAs with the discoms and we’ll be giving PPAs to the IPPs.
Vishal Periwal
Okay, okay. And then will that be fair to say any number like what sort of PPA that we have signed that for FY ’25 in —
Unidentified Speaker
So as far as we have given you out of 12.7 gigawatt, which we awarded and we already signed 5.2 gigawatt of PPAs and PSAs. The rest 7.3 gigawatt we would likely to complete in FY ’26 itself. So our performance vis-a-vis any other is comparatively, we are faring better vis-a-vis all other three. Years so that is there.
Vishal Periwal
Okay, got it, sir. And this — I mean 5.1 gigawatt PP that we signed, how many of these — I mean we got signed in FY ’25?
Unidentified Speaker
Like almost 3 gigawatt was signed in FY ’25 only and 2.3 gigawatt we signed last year in FY ’24.
Vishal Periwal
Okay, got it, got it. And then how do you see this under the DIA, how the pipeline looks for this year?
Unidentified Speaker
The pipe — as if now the MNRE has not given any specific targets. But as you know that we have to add that capacity under 500 gigawatt of renewable energy by 2030. So we are doing our level best to add maximum capacity under renewable through the vertical.
Vishal Periwal
Okay. And maybe one last question from my side, sir. I think you did mention like on the impairment that we have done. Yes, a couple of renewable. I think I understand like even the last quarter also, we had a similar sort of impairment. So kicking on
Unidentified Speaker
No, we did some impairment in respect of wind assets last year. And this time we have done the impairment exercise for our solar assets. So though as a good corporate governance practice, most of the industry player are not there with the impairment, but being a CPSU and we follow the highest of the corporate governance practices, so we provided for whatever will feel as you know that impairment has would be done on every balance sheet date. And going-forward, we may reverse these impairment losses if the situation improves.
Vishal Periwal
Okay. Sir, what is the background of this impairment? I mean, I know because I understand like the couple of projects there we have done impairment, they are already in operation, right.
Unidentified Speaker
So there are multiple regions, like as you know, cyclicality of the business of solar and if we have seen the actual design energy is dipping vis-a-vis — actual energy dipping vis-a-vis design energy. So we are providing for it based on that.
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
Actually, it is an accounting compulsion. We have to compare the carrying cost with the amount which we are going to realize. So this is purely accounting requirement and it can be reversed in the coming future.
Vishal Periwal
Okay. But is it fair to say that the deviation or impairment, what is happening, it is primarily because of the PLF and the generation or
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
Primarily on account of that only
Vishal Periwal
And that has to do with the natural factor or it’s in the equipment or
Unidentified Speaker
That’s a natural. It is not under the control, but anybody’s control to say.
Vishal Periwal
Okay, okay. Sure, sir. I think I’ll have — that’s pretty helpful and I’ll come back-in the queue, sir. Thank you.
Operator
Thank you. Thank you. The next question is from the line of Vipul Kumar Anuk Chandesha from Sumangal Investment. Please proceed.
Vipul Kumar Anupchand Shah
Yeah. Thanks for the opportunity. So what was the generation this year and this quarter, sir in million units.
Bhupender Gupta
Generation, I told you earlier also that we have surpassed the generation which we had last year. So if you see the cumulative one, cumulative generation for this year was 10647 million units compared to 84, 89 million units in the FY ’24. So this represent around 25% year-to-year.
Vipul Kumar Anupchand Shah
Okay. And sir, what will be the additional debt that we will be taking this year for completing this 5,300 megawatt approximately that we are adding this year.
Unidentified Speaker
So as far as under-construction project is concerned, the debt has already been tied-up — tied-up for most of the under-construction projects. So incrementally, we may raise another say INR2,000 crore in FY ’26 if required based on the progress of the project.
Vipul Kumar Anupchand Shah
And sir, you said approximately 5,300 megawatt will be added, but can you give schedule of that means quarter-wise means in which quarter this capacity will be added.
Unidentified Speaker
So we’ll upload a PPT — detail PPT where you will find all the details in a day or two. So most of the details would be there or otherwise, we can reach-out to you separately also on the detailing part.
Vipul Kumar Anupchand Shah
Okay. Thank you, sir, and all the best.
Unidentified Speaker
Thank you. Thank you.
Operator
Thank you. The next question is from the line of Raghini Pande from Elara. Please proceed.
Ragini Pande
Yeah. Sir, you have an ambitious pump storage project pipeline. So can you just give any color on when the construction will begin on the project on any commissioning schedule for this project,
Bhupender Gupta
If you see regarding the pump storage, all these projects have been recently identified either by the state government or self-identified by the developers. So we have pump storage plants, which we have either MU or the — still the talks are going on with the state governments. Those are majorly in Maharashtra, then and Rajasthan also we have some and we have in. And so these are the major one. Now if you see regarding pump storage, I told you these have been distantly identified. So first requirement of these projects is to make a PFR and then the DPR. So normally it takes around two years to complete that exercise. So if you see, we are in the — sitting in May ’25. So by the May or June ’27, we will be able to complete the DPR. And after that the process of approvals and all this investment approval starts.
So we will be going into construction sometime in ’27 — end of ’27 and normally it takes around four to five years to construct the pump storage, which is the normal timeline depending upon the what type of plant we have closed-loop or open-loop or we have to construct single or double reserve wire. So it all depends upon that, but four to Five-Year minimum it takes to construct. So that is the timeline as of now for this and definitely, there is a lot of ambitious target which has been given to all the PSUs by Government of India and we shall be meeting those targets given by the Government of India to SUV and also?
Ragini Pande
Yeah, okay. Sir, can you just tell me what was the — what is the regulated equity currently and how will the regulated equity be by — by the end of FY ’26 and ’27.
Unidentified Speaker
So as of date, as far as the regulatory business is concerned, we have equity from Jackri and Rampur 825 crore from Nantwaj and INR251 crores from Rampur and in FY ’26, we are going to add another regulated equity component from Baksar, where we’ll have INR869 crores as regulatory equity. So FY ’20 — so Bhaksar, as we are part commissioning, so at the end of FY ’26 and FY ’27, the minimum regulatory equity to be around INR1,945 crores.
Ragini Pande
Okay. And the last question is, was there any exceptional or non-recurring item in
Ragini Pande
Q4 FY ’25?
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
There is no exceptional item as such in the profit-loss count in FY ’25. It was in FY ’24 only.
Operator
Okay. Thank you. Thank you. The next question is from the line of Utkash Maheshwari from Reliance General Insurance Company Limited. Please proceed.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
Good morning, sir. Am I audible?
Bhupender Gupta
Yes.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
Sir, I think we are on a very ambitious plan. I mean from a capacity perspective, what we are adding in next one year is like what we have added till now and more than what we have added till-date. So just want to understand the timelines. I mean, you have mentioned that Solar, 36, 75 megawatt you want to add. So what could be the timeframe as we are now sitting in May, do we expect monthly commissioning sort of thing or like what could be the average deploy basically installation base?
Bhupender Gupta
Yeah. Actually, as I told you, the major — this two components are there which are to be commissioned this year, one is thermal component second is the solar one. Thermal, I told you that first unit we will be commissioning in the month of July this year and second one we are commissioning between October to December. So that is a timeline for 13 20 megawatt. Now if we talk about the balance of this solar component, 320 megawatt I told you already that we commissioned during the April and May, around 241 we commissioned in April and 78 we commissioned in May ’25.So now balance which is left out is 3675. So there is a timeline like in September ’25, we will be commissioning 680 megawatt of solar. Similarly, in another other projects, which timeline if you talk about, that is ranging from June ’25 to March ’26. So the detail we can give you because these are around 16 projects. So we upload that on the website. And if you come directly also, we can share the detail with you for the individual project that the 16 projects.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
So it is fair to say that for the next six months, we should see a commissioning of approximately 2,000 megawatt from the part of solar site.
Bhupender Gupta
Yes, not part of solar, but solar and thermal, if you say, it will be around 2500 — INR2,500 approximately up to December.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
Okay, fair point. And sir, this nodal thing, what kind of incentive do we generate on this?
Unidentified Speaker
As you know, we are working with the trading margin in our REA vertical. So in FY ’27, we would be adding roughly INR200 crore in our bottom-line. Okay. So this is the trading margin and we have certain success fee income also in FY ’25, we have INR150 crores.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
Okay. For ’23 you expect to do INR200 crores, right?
Unidentified Speaker
’27, ’26, there would be a smaller number. Reason being is whatever capacity has been tied-up back-to-back, these are under-construction projects as of now and would be commissioned — fully commissioned in FY ’27 only. And then only there would be a trading margin and billing.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
But this will become a recurring thing, right?
Unidentified Speaker
So it’s not a recurring. Once those will be commissioned. So by 2030, we would have roughly around INR1,200 crores of the trading margin through our vertical. Whatever goal we have to say achieve a capacity addition on the renewable side in the rear vertical.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
So the vertical will be clapped as a revenue from operations only.
Unidentified Speaker
Our trading margin only that’s the only income regime along with the success fee. So success fee is a smaller amount one-time, so that we are not say like banking upon that. So it is only the trading margin, which will have a recurring or once the asset is commissioned, we’ll have that trading margin for 25 years.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
That is fine. I got that point. So you will be showing it as a part of revenue from operations only or other income.
Unidentified Speaker
Yes, yes. Revenue from operations only.
Rajendra Prasad Goyal
We have gross accounting, we will be showing total sale as a revenue and purchase of city as expenditure and the difference will be margin or profit.
Utkarsh Maheshwari
Okay, basically the expense item purchase, elective purchase for trading okay, sir. Thank you. Thanks, sir. That’s all.
Operator
Thank. Ladies and gentlemen, in order to ask questions, you may press star in one I repeat, ladies and gentlemen please press star in one to ask a question you. The next question is from the line of R. Gajja from Informist. Please proceed.
R. Gajra
Hi, no, sir. You had mentioned earlier in the call that the power generation in FY ’25 was — I couldn’t that number. Was it 1064 million units? Yes, it was 0,647 10647 million units. Okay, FY ’25, right? And it was up by 25% year-on-year from the previous financial year, correct hello.
Bhupender Gupta
Yeah, yeah, please.
R. Gajra
Yeah, yeah.
Bhupender Gupta
Any other question?
R. Gajra
No, no, that’s about it. All right. Thank you very much.
Bhupender Gupta
Thank you. Thank you.
Operator
Thank you. Thank you. The next question is from the line of Mahesh Patil from ICICI Securities. Please proceed.
Mahesh Patil
Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks for the opportunity. Sir, my question is just a small doubt on what you have mentioned already. So you said that out-of-the — so by December, you’d be commissioning additional 2,500 megawatts. Out of this, 15 25 is thermal, right?
Bhupender Gupta
So 13 to 2020.
Mahesh Patil
And the remaining around 1,200 megawatt would be renewables.
Bhupender Gupta
Yeah, solar, basically solar.
Mahesh Patil
Okay. So out of this 3675, around 1,200 will be commissioned by December, then 2,400 would be in the last quarter. Is that fair to assume?
Bhupender Gupta
Yes, yes. True.
Mahesh Patil
Okay. Okay, sir. Thank you. Thank you so much.
Bhupender Gupta
Thank you.
Operator
Thank you. As there are no further questions, I would now like to hand the conference over to Mr Pande for closing comments. Over to you, ma’am.
Ragini Pande
We thank SJV management for giving us an opportunity to host this call and we also thank all the investors and analysts for joining the call. Thank you.
Operator
On behalf of Elara Securities India Private Limited, that concludes this conference. Thank you for joining us and you may now disconnect your lines