NTPC Limited on Thursday organized its 18th Lenders’ Meet in the national capital, showcasing the company’s operational and financial performance, green initiatives, diversification strategy, future capital expenditure plans, and funding requirements. The event saw participation from representatives of leading banks, financial institutions, and credit rating agencies from India and overseas.
Addressing the gathering, NTPC Chairman and Managing Director Shri Gurdeep Singh spoke on the changing dynamics of the global energy sector and the opportunities emerging from the energy transition. He highlighted the company’s strategic positioning, stating that NTPC is well placed to leverage “evolving energy transition scenarios” and capitalize on opportunities in the new energy landscape.
Director (Finance) Shri Jaikumar Srinivasan made a detailed presentation on NTPC’s transformation into an integrated energy conglomerate, outlining its growth trajectory and diversified business model.
Through a series of presentations, NTPC and its group entities reiterated their commitment to sustainable and inclusive growth in alignment with the Government of India’s Viksit Bharat vision. Leading global and domestic credit rating agencies, including Moody’s, S&P Global Ratings, Fitch Ratings, and CAREdge, shared their assessments of India’s sovereign rating, the power sector outlook, and NTPC’s credit profile.
The meet also featured an interactive question-and-answer session, during which NTPC’s management responded to queries and observations from lenders and rating agencies. Senior leadership of NTPC, along with CEOs and CFOs of key group companies, were present at the event.
The Lenders’ Meet facilitated meaningful engagement between NTPC, its group companies, lenders, and credit rating agencies, strengthening mutual trust and collaboration to support the company’s future expansion plans.
NTPC currently operates more than 85 GW of installed capacity, with 32 GW under construction. The company has set a target to reach 149 GW, including 60 GW of renewable energy capacity, by 2032, and further expand to 244 GW by 2037. The long-term roadmap envisages a capital expenditure of around Rs 7 lakh crore, covering investments in energy storage systems, pumped storage projects, nuclear power, green hydrogen, and chemicals.
With a diversified portfolio spanning thermal, hydro, solar, and wind power, NTPC continues to focus on providing reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity to the country, while adopting best practices, fostering innovation, and accelerating the adoption of clean energy technologies.
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