ReNew Posts Record EBITDA, Raises $375 Million and Scales Domestic Solar Manufacturing
The strategy secures supply under India’s new sourcing rules, cuts capital intensity, and aims to make cash flow more predictable.
Overview
- ReNew reported record adjusted EBITDA of INR 98.5 billion and a more than twofold rise in profit after tax in its latest results.
- The company completed a $375 million capital raise and has reduced net debt relative to EBITDA by about 1.1 times, strengthening liquidity and lowering leverage.
- Management is shifting the portfolio from wind toward solar plus battery storage and says manufacturing now funds growth and contributes roughly 15% of consolidated adjusted EBITDA.
- ReNew plans to commission a 4 GW cell plant by year-end and a 6.5 GW ingot and wafer facility for 2028 to meet ALMM-2 domestic sourcing mandates and protect margins.
- Near-term risks include grid expansion delays that have caused curtailment expected into H1 FY27, possible tightening of DSM/CRC rules, and signs of moderating manufacturing margins that could affect FY27 guidance of INR 103–109 billion in adjusted EBITDA.