SJVN Limited has posted a net profit of INR3.08bn ($34.7mn) for the second quarter of the 2025–26 financial year, representing a 30% decline from the INRs4.40bn recorded during the same period a year earlier, POWERLINE reports. The fall in earnings reflects a softer performance in the company’s power generation portfolio and the impact of fluctuating market conditions in India’s energy sector.

Total income for the quarter ended September 2025 stood at INR10.78bn, down 2.7% from INR11.08bn in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year. The decline was attributed to lower generation from hydro assets and seasonal variations in renewable output.

Despite the subdued results, SJVN remains a key player in India’s state-owned power generation landscape, with a growing focus on renewable and dispatchable energy projects as the government accelerates its clean energy transition.

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