 "Tata Power net profit plunges 76% to Rs 72 crore")
Tata Power's consolidated net profit tumbled by 76% to Rs 72.49 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2016 on account of one-time regulatory expense of Rs 272 crore and forex losses of Rs 160 crore.
The company had posted a consolidated net profit after taxes, minority interest and share of profit of associates of Rs 303.14 crore in the year-ago period, Tata Power said in a filing to BSE.
However, in a statement the company said "PAT stood at Rs 72 crore mainly due to one off items as well as first time impact on account of IndAS (Indian Accounting Standards)"
"One-off items includes Rs 120 crore in CGPL (Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd) & regulatory orders pertaining to previous years of Rs 62 crore & IndAS related adjustments of Rs 130 crore," it said.
The consolidated total income from operations (net) during April-June quarter was at Rs 6,838.30 crore, registering a decline of 4.8%.
Tata Power together with subsidiaries achieved generation of 11,122 million units (MUs) from all its power plants.
On consolidated basis, Tata Power Group's revenue for April-June of this fiscal stood at Rs 6,566 crore, including regulatory income/expense, as compared to Rs 7,016 crore, including regulatory income/expense, last year, the statement said.
"This is mainly because previous quarter had favourable ATE (Appellate Tribunal For Electricity) order impact in standalone for Rs 137 crore, whereas corresponding quarter has an adverse MERC (Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission) order in Mumbai Transmission Business for standalone of Rs 62 crore and lower capacity revenue in CGPL," it said.
