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March 10 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• DECLARES COMMERCIAL OPERATION OF THIRD PART OF KHAVDA-II SOLAR PV PROJECT

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March 9 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• DECLARES COMMERCIAL OPERATION OF 91.6 MW SOLAR PV PROJECT IN ANDHRA PRADESH

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Feb 20 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• 165 MW SECOND PART CAPACITY AT KHAVDA-II SOLAR PV PROJECT DECLARED OPERATIONAL

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Feb 9 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY - 14.43 MW KHAVDA-I SOLAR PROJECT DECLARED OPERATIONAL

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Feb 3 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY LTD - SECOND PART OF 125 MW BHADLA SOLAR PV PROJECT DECLARED ON COMMERCIAL OPERATION

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Jan 29 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• DEC-QUARTER CONSOL NET PROFIT 174.8 MILLION RUPEES

• DEC-QUARTER CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 6.53 BILLION RUPEES

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Jan 22 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• SIGNS MOU WITH UTTAR PRADESH GOVERNMENT FOR RE AND GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECTS

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Oct 31 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY LTD - SIGNS MOU WITH CTRLS DATACENTER LIMITED FOR DEVELOPMENT OF RE PROJECTS

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY LTD - SIGNS MOU WITH CTRLS DATACENTER

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY LTD - MOU TARGETS 2 GW RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS

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Oct 23 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY LTD - 9.9 MW WIND CAPACITY IN BHUJ, GUJARAT DECLARED OPERATIONAL

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Oct 15 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY LTD - 12.5 MW SOLAR CAPACITY IN BHUJ, GUJARAT DECLARED OPERATIONAL

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BENGALURU, Oct 14 (Reuters) - LG Electronics India LGEL.NS made a stellar stock market debut on Tuesday, listing at a premium of 50% to its issue price of 1,140 rupees per share.

This is the best listing for a billion-dollar Indian initial public offering since Eternal ETEA.NS, the parent company of food delivery and restaurant-listing platform Zomato, debuted in 2021.

Here's a look at how India's other billion-dollar IPOs have done this decade:

SBI CARDS AND PAYMENT SERVICES (MARCH 2020)

The credit card arm SBIC.NS of India's largest lender, State Bank of India SBI.NS, slid about 13% in market debut, as the COVID-19 pandemic worries dampened enthusiasm for one of the country's largest public listings.

ETERNAL, FORMERLY KNOWN AS ZOMATO (JULY 2021)

The food and grocery delivery platform listed at a premium of 51.3% to its issue price, giving the startup a valuation of about $13 billion and setting the stage for other domestic startups waiting in the wings with listing plans of their own.

ONE97 COMMUNICATIONS (NOVEMBER 2021)

The parent of digital payments start-up, Paytm PAYT.NS, made one of the worst major Indian stock market debuts as its shares listed at a 9% discount and closed the first day 27% below its offer price due to concerns over profitability and lofty enterprise value.

LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA (MAY 2022)

Shares of India's biggest insurer LIFI.NS slid nearly 9% in market debut amid broader market volatility and concerns over its market share loss to rivals.

HYUNDAI MOTOR INDIA (OCTOBER 2024)

The automaker's shares HYUN.NS fell 1.5% on listing after retail investors gave a lukewarm reception to the country's biggest-ever IPO amid concerns about a lofty valuation and an auto industry slowdown.

SWIGGY (NOVEMBER 2024)

The SoftBank-backed food and grocery delivery platform SWIG.NS listed at a 5.6% premium and extended gains through the day, signaling growing investor confidence in the segment.

NTPC GREEN ENERGY (NOVEMBER 2024)

The renewable energy firm's shares NTPG.NS jumped as much as 14% on their debut, as investors bet on the country's growing clean energy needs and the company's diversified portfolio.

HDB FINANCIAL SERVICES (JULY 2025)

Non-banking financial lending arm HDBF.NS of the country's largest private lender HDFC Bank HDBK.NS jumped about 13% on listing, notching a valuation of $8.2 billion, as investors bet on long-term growth prospects in the world's most populous country.

TATA CAPITAL (OCTOBER 2025)

India's third-largest non-bank lender TATC.NS made a muted debut, listing slightly higher than its issue price at a $15.78 billion valuation, with investors seemingly not that keen on the Tata Group's first IPO in two years due to a crowded IPO market and lack of valuation discount to listed peers.

(Reporting by Vivek Kumar M; Editing by Rashmi Aich)

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Oct 10 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS:

• INKS MOU WITH ENEOS CORPORATION

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NEW DELHI, Oct 1 (Reuters) - India's northeastern state of Assam has withdrawn its flagship clean energy policy announced in February, according to a document reviewed by Reuters and sources with direct knowledge of the matter, clouding millions of dollars of planned investments.

Earlier this year, Assam, the largest state in India's northeast, sought to attract investments to a region that has lagged in renewable energy adoption by offering financial incentives and waivers.

The February policy offered subsidies on power transmission and eased bank guarantee requirements to support clean energy projects in the state.

An internal memo dated July 18, reviewed by Reuters, said the integrated clean energy policy was withdrawn following a cabinet decision, without specifying the reason for its reversal.

Assam's power department did not respond to a Reuters email seeking comment on the policy withdrawal.

The Assam government has not issued an official withdrawal of the clean energy policy, industry sources said.

Energy companies including NTPC Green NTPG.NS, Larsen & Toubro LART.NS, Singapore-listed Sembcorp SCIL.SI, and Abu Dhabi-based Ocior have bid for green hydrogen projects in Assam, the sources and bid documents reviewed by Reuters said.

Inconsistent policies from state governments pose challenges to planned investments, said a senior NTPC official, who did not want to be identified due to the sensitive nature of the matter.

In June, Reuters reported that Assam had put its flagship green hydrogen policy on hold, surprising investors.

(Reporting by Sethuraman N R; Editing by Mayank Bhardwaj and Ronojoy Mazumdar)

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By Sudarshan Varadhan

SINGAPORE, Aug 1 (Reuters) - India's stranded renewable power capacity - projects awarded but unable to come online - more than doubled over nine months, due to unfinished transmission lines, and legal and regulatory delays, letters from an industry group to the government showed.

The South Asian nation aims to more than double its non-fossil fuel power capacity to 500 gigawatts by 2030, but the acceleration has left projects without firm agreements to supply power.

Renewable projects that won tenders to generate power but are yet to sign power purchase agreements with buyers have surged to over 50 gigawatts, India's Sustainable Projects Developers Association said in a letter to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy on June 27.

That compared with stranded projects of over 20 GW, another letter sent by the SPDA on October 4 showed. Both letters were reviewed by Reuters.

Tendered projects cumulatively worth billions of dollars awarded to companies including JSW, NTPC NTPC.NS, NTPG.NS, Adani Green ADNA.NS, ACME Solar ACMO.NS, Renew RNW.O and Sembcorp SEMB.NS are stranded, two industry officials familiar with the matter said.

"Energy transition is not just about building solar and wind capacity, it is also about ensuring that clean power reaches in a most optimum cost and timely manner," the SPDA said in its June 27 letter to the renewable energy ministry.

The stranded solar and wind capacity without buyers of over 50 GW reported by the SPDA is about a quarter the size of India's current installed renewable capacity of 184.6 GW.

The companies did not respond to Reuters requests seeking comment.

A spokesperson for India's power ministry told Reuters on Saturday renewable projects of about 44 GW had been awarded generation licences by federal agencies - which account for most tenders - but did not have supply agreements.

He did not elaborate on the scale of the increase in stranded projects, the duration of delay or companies affected.

Delays in critical transmission infrastructure - especially in sun-drenched states such as Rajasthan and Gujarat - have forced many solar plants to miss commissioning deadlines, the SPDA said in the June letter.

Interstate transmission lines connecting renewable energy projects to the grid are being fast-tracked, and compensation for landowners allowing power cables on their property has been increased to facilitate construction, the ministry spokesperson said.

India plans to connect 230 GW of renewable energy projects to the grid through interstate transmission lines, of which 20% have been completed, 70% are under construction and the remainder is being bid out, he said, without specifying a timeline for completion.

Renewable projects are also stuck due to prolonged legal disputes over land and environmental permissions, SPDA said, adding that several developers have paused operations over unresolved court cases.

(Reporting by Sudarshan Varadhan; Editing by Frances Kerry, Louise Heavens and Alison Williams)

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By Sudarshan Varadhan

SINGAPORE, Aug 1 (Reuters) - India's stranded renewable power capacity - projects awarded but unable to come online - more than doubled over nine months, due to unfinished transmission lines, and legal and regulatory delays, letters from an industry group to the government showed.

Renewable projects that won tenders to generate power but are yet to sign power purchase agreements with buyers have surged to over 50 gigawatts (GW), India's Sustainable Projects Developers Association (SPDA) said in a letter to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy on June 27.

That compared with stranded projects of over 20 GW, another letter sent by the SPDA on October 4 showed. Both letters were reviewed by Reuters.

The stranded solar and wind capacity without buyers of over 50 GW reported by the SPDA is about quarter the size of India's current installed renewable capacity of 184.6 GW.

"India's energy transition is not just about building solar and wind capacity, it is also about ensuring that clean power reaches in a most optimum cost and timely manner," the SPDA said in the June 27 letter to the renewable energy ministry.

The ministry did not immediately respond to a request seeking comment.

India has been ramping up renewables as it pushes to more than double its non-fossil fuel power capacity to 500 GW by 2030. A record 22 GW of solar and wind capacity came online in the six months ended June, government data showed.

However, tendered projects cumulatively worth billions of dollars awarded to companies including JSW, NTPC NTPC.NS, NTPG.NS, Adani Green ADNA.NS, ACME Solar ACMO.NS, Renew RNW.O and Sembcorp SEMB.NS are stranded, two industry officials familiar with the matter said.

The companies did not respond to Reuters requests seeking comment.

The SPDA includes leaders of some of India's largest renewable energy producers Renew Power, ACME Group and Avaada Group as members of its core committee.

Delays in critical transmission infrastructure - especially in sun-drenched states such as Rajasthan and Gujarat - have forced many solar plants to miss commissioning deadlines, risking financial penalties and potential loss of government incentives, the SPDA said in the June letter.

The SPDA urged the government in the same letter to recognise delays in approvals and transmission construction as force majeure events to help protect developers from financial penalties, and to expedite regulatory permissions.

Renewable projects are also stuck due to prolonged legal disputes over land and environmental permissions, it said, adding that several developers have paused operations over unresolved court cases.

(Reporting by Sudarshan Varadhan
Editing by Frances Kerry)

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July 30 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY LTD - 6 MW OF DAYAPAR WIND PROJECT DECLARED OPERATIONAL

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** Renewable energy provider NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS rises 2.4% to 108.29 rupees

** Co inks memorandum of understanding with Bihar State Power Generation Company for the development of battery energy storage projects

** YTD, NTPG shares down 15%

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By Sethuraman N R and Sudarshan Varadhan

July 11 (Reuters) - India's northeastern state of Assam has put its flagship green hydrogen policy on hold, government and industry sources said, surprising investors already hit by a cut in incentives for clean energy projects.

The state, the largest in the northeast, has sought to attract major investments in a region that has lagged behind much of the country in renewable energy adoption, offering financial incentives and waivers to bring in electricity.

Energy firms, including NTPC Green NTPG.NS, Larsen And Toubro LART.NS, Singapore-listed Sembcorp SCIL.SI, and Abu Dhabi-based Ocior, expressed initial interest in bidding for green hydrogen projects in Assam, four sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Assam's decision to pause the green hydrogen policy surprised some of the companies, forcing them to recalibrate potential returns and investment plans worth millions of dollars, three of the sources said.

The state is now working on a new draft policy, which is expected by the end of this month, the government official said.

The companies did not respond to Reuters' emails seeking comment. The industry officials and sources declined to be identified as they are not authorised to speak on the matter.

Green hydrogen is produced using clean electricity and is seen as a decarbonisation tool to help limit global warming.

"Every state keeps on revising its policy and what incentive it can give based on the demand and requirement," Krishna Kumar Dwivedi, principal secretary at Assam's power department, said without elaborating.

He did not provide details on why Assam is holding back on the policy or the reasons for cuts in previously announced incentives.

The clean energy policy was first unveiled in February. In June, Assam sharply reduced transmission subsidies and increased bank guarantees in its solar policy compared to the initial framework.

"Investors look for long-term stability even if policies aren't best designed," said Debabrat Ghosh, head of India at Aurora Energy Research.

An official from a large Indian renewables developer said the lack of renewable energy sources in Assam will make green hydrogen projects in the state dependent on its neighbours for power, which will drive up costs and lower competition.

"Without adequate subsidies for transmission, power costs could be 10%-15% higher. Unless such costs are reduced, Assam will fall behind other states with more competitive policies," the official said.

(Reporting by Sethuraman NR; Editing by Sonia Cheema)

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By Shritama Bose

MUMBAI, July 8 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Dark clouds are gathering over India's renewable energy boom. A global consortium last week raised its offer to take ReNew Energy RNW.O, the country's second-largest green power producer, private from New York. But the implied $10 billion valuation is a discount to peers trading in Mumbai. Even with the prospect of a relisting back home, the buyers can drive a hard bargain.

The latest offer of $8 per share is a measly 13% increase from a December proposal and values the target's enterprise at just under 7 times its forecast next-fiscal year EBITDA, per LSEG. That's well below the 19 times at larger rival Adani Green ADNA.NS, which trades in Mumbai.

That will be a disappointment for minority shareholders, who own 36% of the company. Worse, the buyer group, including ReNew founder and CEO Sumant Sinha and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, insists this is a final offer and that it will give investors "immediate liquidity and value certainty not available in public markets".

They may have a point. ReNew listed in 2021 on Nasdaq via a special purpose acquisition company, and its shares have been underwater since, prompting Sinha to complain that public markets value renewable energy businesses poorly. Moreover, no other bidders have emerged, strengthening the consortium's hand.

And it will not be lost on investors that the target's peers, though richly valued, are losing their shine. Once stock market darlings, Adani Green Energy, state-backed NTPC Green NTPG.NS and others have all underperformed the broader Indian market this year; as recently as February, Adani Green's enterprise traded on over 40 times forward EBITDA. That might dim prospects of a quick relisting at home for ReNew.

Increasing concerns of overcapacity in India's booming green power sector are probably to blame. The government issued a record 73 gigawatts of utility-scale renewable energy tenders last year, but undersubscriptions, cancellations, delays plus a backlog of unsigned power purchasing agreements are all also rising, according to the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis. In May, spot power prices in the country dropped to zero for the first time, due to a glut of solar generation.

Against this moody backdrop, ReNew's long-suffering shareholders may be ready for an exit.

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CONTEXT NEWS

A consortium of shareholders in Nasdaq-listed green power producer ReNew Energy Global on July 2 made a final non-binding offer to take the company private. The group raised its offer to $8 per share from the $7.07 it had proposed in December.

The new offer represents a 17.5% premium to the last traded price and values the company's equity at nearly $3 billion, according to Breakingviews calculations.

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, and ReNew Chair Sumant Sinha, who control a combined 64% of shareholder votes in the company, are members of the consortium. United Arab Emirates-based Masdar joined the group as a new investor.

The revised proposal will give shareholders "immediate liquidity and value certainty not available in public markets", the consortium said in a letter to ReNew's board.

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May 21 (Reuters) - India's NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS, the renewable energy arm of power producer NTPC NTPC.NS, reported a nearly three-fold increase in fourth-quarter profit on Wednesday, driven by higher power sales and interest income, sending its shares up 3%.

The company, which made its stock market debut in November last year, said its profit rose to 2.33 billion rupees ($27.2 million) in the quarter ended March 31, from 809.5 million rupees a year earlier.

Indian companies are ramping up renewable energy investments and expanding their green portfolios as the country aims to build at least 500 gigawatts (GW) of clean energy capacity by 2030 to curb carbon emissions.

NTPC Green said revenue from operations increased to 6.22 billion rupees, from 5.08 billion rupees in the same period last year.

The company, which raised $1.2 billion in its IPO, also reported a threefold jump in interest income from IPO proceeds deposited in banks.

NTPC Green currently has an operational portfolio of about 4 GW, with 20 GW under construction, and is targeting 60 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy capacity by fiscal 2032.

Its shares closed up 2.93% at 106.16 rupees on the day. They have lost about 5% since the IPO.

(Reporting by Yagnoseni Das in Bengaluru; Editing by Savio D'Souza)

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May 2 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• COMMERCIALIZES 60 MW SOLAR CAPACITY

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May 1 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY LTD - 75 MW CAPACITY OF IRCON RENEWABLE POWER PLANT DECLARED OPERATIONAL

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April 24 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• TO CONSIDER BORROWING UP TO 50 BILLION RUPEES DURING FINANCIAL YEAR 2025-26

• TO CONSIDER BORROWING BY ISSUING DEBENTURES (BONDS/ NCDS) IN ONE OR MORE TRANCHES

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April 8 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• 90 MW OF DAYAPAR WIND ENERGY PROJECT PHASE-I DECLARED OPERATIONAL

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March 12 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• SHAJAPUR SOLAR PROJECT IS DECLARED ON COMMERCIAL OPERATION

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Feb 24 (Reuters) - Indian state power company NTPC NTPC.NS will invest more than 2 trillion rupees ($23.07 billion) on renewable energy projects in the central state of Madhya Pradesh, the company said on Monday.

The announcement adds to the several renewable energy investments the company plans to make over the next couple of decades amid India's push to move away from fossil fuels.

The company and its unit NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS signed agreements with the state government for the investments covering projects based on solar, wind, pump hydro and other carbon neutral sources. Time period for the investments were not given.

One of the projects was to set up capacity of up to 20 gigawatts for 1.2 trillion rupees of investment.

The company will invest the remaining amount in setting up 800 megawatts of pumped hydroelectric storage project and other sustainable non-fossil fuel power plants in the state.

Separately, Adani Group on Monday also announced investments worth 1.1 trillion rupees in the state in hydroelectric power storage, cement, mining, smart meters, and thermal energy.

The group is also in talks with the state government to invest another 1 trillion rupees for a smart city, an airport and a coal gasification project.

($1 = 86.6820 Indian rupees)

(Reporting by Ananta Agarwal and Yagnoseni Das in Bengaluru; Editing by Leroy Leo)

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Feb 20 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC GREEN ENERGY INKS MOU WITH BHARAT LIGHT AND POWER

• MOU FOR PACING GREEN ENERGY OBJECTIVES, CARBON NEUTRAL ECONOMY

• MOU TO JOINTLY EXPLORE OFF-TAKE OF GREEN HYDROGEN

• NGEL TO SET UP INFRASTRUCTURE FOR GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECT

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Feb 12 (Reuters) - State-owned explorer Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) ONGC.NS said on Wednesday that its joint venture with utility firm NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS will acquire Ayana Renewable Power, which operates solar and wind plants.

Ayana is valued at $2.3 billion including debt, ONGC said in a statement.

The 50-50 joint venture outbid JSW Energy JSWE.NS for the renewable energy firm, Reuters had reported in November, citing sources.

Ayana, owned by quasi-sovereign wealth fund National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, British International Investment and Green Growth Equity Fund, operates plants that produce 1,600 megawatts in India and has another 2,500 megawatts in such projects under construction.

The acquisition comes at a time when large power producers in India are betting big on renewables and making pledges to expand their green energy capacities.

The Indian government has pledged to add 500 gigawatts of clean energy by 2030 to reduce carbon emissions.

(Reporting by Hritam Mukherjee and Kashish Tandon in Bengaluru; Editing by Mrigank Dhaniwala)

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Feb 12 (Reuters) - State-owned explorer Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) ONGC.NS said on Wednesday that its joint venture with utility firm NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS will acquire Ayana Renewable Power Pvt Ltd.

Ayana is valued at $2.3 billion including debt, ONGC said in a statement.

(Reporting by Hritam Mukherjee in Bengaluru; Editing by Mrigank Dhaniwala)

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Jan 24 (Reuters) - NTPC Green Energy Ltd NTPG.NS:

• NTPC RENEWABLE ENERGY WINS 300MW SOLAR PROJECT IN NHPC TENDER

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