Waa Solar’s Contract Analyzed
Waa Solar recently secured a significant deal with Madhya Pradesh, worth 225 crore rupees. This contract is for building a solar power plant that will supply electricity to farmers in Madhya Pradesh. The project is part of a larger government plan to use solar energy for agriculture.
Key Points
- 225 crore rupee contract with Madhya Pradesh for solar power.
- Project part of PM-KUSUM-C scheme, boosting rural electricity.
- 18-month deadline for plant construction and electricity sales.
- Waa Solar generates revenue from building and operating solar plants.
- Company’s net profit increased 5.1% to 6.97 crore rupees last year.
- Market capitalization stands at 73.79 crore rupees as of December 29, 2025.
About the Project
The solar power plant being built by Waa Solar will be a grid-connected facility. This means it will connect to the electricity grid and send the power it creates to people and businesses. The project is supported by the Surya Mitra Krishi Feeders Scheme, which helps farmers get electricity from solar sources.
Financial Performance
Waa Solar’s financial performance has been growing. In the last year (FY26), the company’s revenue increased by 5.8% to 28.25 crore rupees. Their profits also increased by 5.1% to 6.97 crore rupees.
Company Details
Waa Solar’s main job is to build solar power plants. These plants then generate electricity and sell it to companies like MPPMCL. The company’s market capitalization is currently 73.79 crore rupees.
It’s important to note that Waa Solar has clarified that the contract doesn’t involve any close relationships with the people running Madhya Pradesh’s energy company (MPUVNL). This ensures the deal is fair and transparent.
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