Boosted by expanding power trading and project execution, SECI posts higher profits and revenue in FY25.
State-owned Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) reported a 15% rise in net profit for the financial year 2024-25, reaching ₹5.0192B , This is according to its audited standalone results for the period ending March 31, 2025.
Revenue from operations stood at ₹151.851B, reflecting the company’s role in India’s renewable energy sector.
The profit growth comes on the back of SECI’s expanding activities in power trading, execution of renewable energy projects, and implementation of various Government of India schemes aimed at accelerating clean energy adoption. The company has been facilitating large-scale solar and wind energy installations, in addition to promoting hybrid and storage-based power solutions.
Compared to the previous financial year, SECI’s operational revenue has seen a notable uptick, underscoring the increasing demand for renewable power and the corporation’s efficiency in delivering projects. While exact comparative revenue figures for FY24 were not specified, the improvement in profitability aligns with its broader business expansion strategy.
SECI is said to play a pivotal role as an intermediary procurer of renewable power, sourcing energy from developers through competitive bidding and selling it to distribution companies (DISCOMs) across states. This function has not only supported India’s renewable energy capacity growth but also contributed to improving the financial stability of the corporation.
With India targeting ambitious renewable energy capacity goals, SECI’s steady financial growth in FY25 positions it as a key driver of the country’s transition to sustainable power generation.
