Archive · 15 Dec 2025
JSW Energy Raises Funds Amid Debt Concerns
JSW Energy, a company that makes electricity, is raising a lot of money to pay off its debts and build more power plants.
They plan to get ₹13,000 crore from selling new shares to their owners and big investors.
The company's debt has gone up a lot, and they need this money to keep growing.
They want to double their power-making ability by 2030.
Some investors are worried because the company owes a lot of money, but others think it's a good plan for the future.
JSW Energy's stock rose 5% to ₹482 after announcing a ₹13,000 crore equity fundraise.
Funds will be raised through promoter equity shares and QIP at ₹525 per share.
Net debt increased 132% to ₹61,960 crore by Q2FY26-end from FY24 levels.
Ebitda expected to double to ₹11,000 crore by FY26, but valuation has de-rated.
JSW plans a ₹1.3 trillion capex pipeline to increase power capacity to 30GW by FY30.
- Who
- JSW Energy Ltd
- What
- Raising ₹13,000 crore through equity funds
- When
- Announced on Friday
- Where
- India
- Why
- To manage increased debt and fund capex
- Current Stock Price
- ₹482
- Fundraising Amount
- ₹13,000 crore
- Promoter Contribution
- ₹3,000 crore
- QIP Price
- ₹525 per share
- Net Debt at Q2FY26
- ₹61,960 crore
- Ebitda FY26 Estimate
- ₹11,000 crore
- Valuation Multiple
- EV/Ebitda 13x
- FII Stake Reduction
- From 15% to 11%
- Capex Pipeline
- ₹1.3 trillion (FY26-FY30)
- Target Power Capacity
- 30GW by FY30