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Adani Power is expanding, with Q1 net profit up 42% to ₹4,805.69 crore (Business Today, 8 Sept) and a 3,200 MW Assam plant planned at ₹48,000 crore (Financial Express, 20 Sept).

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From 5 stories, the newest dated 29 Sept 2026. Summary written 6 Oct 2026.

Adani Power is a power company in the Adani Group.

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Its wholly owned subsidiaries cover generation, fuel management and infrastructure.[1] source: IndianWeb2 Adani Power emerged as top bidder for insolvent KSK Mahanadi's 1,800-MW Chhattisgarh thermal project, a deal Business Standard said would expand Adani's generation portfolio.[2] source: Business Standard

Adani Power completed the merger of 10 wholly owned subsidiaries, effective September 25, 2026.[1] source: IndianWeb2[3] source: CNBC-TV18 The merger followed NCLT approvals from Ahmedabad on August 4, 2026 and Mumbai on September 24, 2026.[3] source: CNBC-TV18[4] source: Mint The appointed date is April 1, 2025, and the scheme was announced on 30 October 2025.[3] source: CNBC-TV18[4] source: Mint The NSE closing share price was ₹202.75.[3] source: CNBC-TV18

In September 2026, Adani Group settled SEBI minimum-public-shareholding proceedings for ₹1.48 crore. The settlement covers Adani Power along with Adani Enterprises, APSEZ and Adani Energy Solutions, without admitting violations. Adani Power shares then fell 1.3%.[5] source: Mint Business Standard's report, resurfaced in September 2026 and dating from August 2024, put Adani Power's KSK Mahanadi offer at Rs 27,000 crore, implying 92% lender recovery, among 10 financial bids received.[2] source: Business Standard

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Adani Power completed the merger of 10 wholly owned subsidiaries effective September 25, 2026, after NCLT approvals dated August 4, 2026 and September 24, 2026.[1] source: IndianWeb2[4] source: Mint It also emerged as top bidder for KSK Mahanadi's 1,800-MW plant with a Rs 27,000 crore offer, a bid dating from August 2024.[2] source: Business Standard

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