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Indian Energy Exchange Q4 FY25: Renewable Energy Surge, Pricing Trends & Long-Term Growth Outlook

Created by Piyush Patel_ in Company Update 4 Apr 2025
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πŸ”Ž Q4 FY25 & FY25 Highlights:

FY25 Traded Volume: πŸš€ 121 BU β€” Highest ever, +19% YoY


Green Market Volume: 🌿 8,746 MU β€” +171% YoY


RECs Traded: 178 lakh β€” +136% YoY


Average Day-Ahead Market Price: β‚Ή4.47/unit β€” Declined by 15% YoY


March Peak Power Demand: 235 GW, higher than March 2024’s 222 GW


πŸ“ˆ Sector Context & Strategic Tailwinds:

India’s Energy Demand Growth: ~4.4% YoY in FY25


Policy Boosts: Operation mandate on imported coal plants, REC trading momentum, peak demand preparedness


Sustainability Play: Rising demand for clean energy trading positions IEX as a green enabler in India’s Net-Zero mission.


🎯 Investor Benefit Perspective:

IEX operates a Duopolistic digital platform for electricity tradingβ€”no direct competitor at scale.


As power demand compounds, volumes on the exchange are likely to surge, leading to margin and scale benefits.


The platform benefits from regulatory enablers like CERC and Ministry of Power reforms, enhancing revenue visibility.


⚠ Risk Factors:

Dependence on Regulatory Landscape: Any adverse policy changes can impact volume dynamics.


Price Compression Risk: As supply increases and prices drop, revenue per unit may decline.


Growth Plateau Potential: After exceptional REC and green market jumps, growth may stabilize.


🧠 Long-Term Eagle-Eye View:

For investors seeking exposure to energy infrastructure, renewable transition, and utility-based cash flows, IEX is a niche, high-visibility long-term compounder.


πŸ›‘ Disclaimer:

This blog post is strictly for educational and informational purposes. It does not constitute investment advice, stock recommendation, or solicitation to buy/sell securities. Investors are advised to perform their own due diligence or consult a certified investment advisor. Stock markets are subject to market risk.

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