IX Q4 Results: Net profit increases by 21% to 117 million; Rs. 1.5/Share Divydand Announces

The Indian Energy Exchange (IX) has increased the unified net profit by more than 21 percent, mainly in the rear of high income, compared to a year ago on Thursday. He spent Rs. A unified net profit of Rs 96.68 crore was registered, showing regulatory filing.

The total revenue increased to Rs. 174.59 crore, in the same period Rs. 149.28.

During the 2024-25 financial year, the company’s unified net profit was Rs. Compared to 350.78 crore, Rs. 429.16 crore.

The total revenue in the financial year is Rs. 2023-24. It has increased from 550.84 crore to 657.36 crore.

The Director Board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 1.50 per equity share of one for the financial year ended March 2025.

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      The board has fixed May 16, 2025 as a ‘record date’ to ensure the character of the shareholders for the payment of the final dividend.

      The final dividend, if approved by the shareholder at the next annual general meeting, will be paid by shareholders within 30 days from the date of approval.

      According to the company’s statement, the IX has logged the highest quarter of 31.7 BU (billion units) in Q4FY23, with the volume Logged in the highest quarterly, 18.1 percent more yoy (year on year) · 8.1.5 percent.

      During the Q4fy25, about 68 lakh RECs (renewable energy mines) were traded, with an increase of 108 percent. It was also the highest REC trade in a quarter

      In Q4FY25, stand -up PAT in Q4FY25, or net profit for Q4FY24 increased from Rs 95.1 crore to 17.8 per cent to 112 crore.

      Similarly in the financial year 2024-25, IX logged the highest trading of 121 buses, raising 18.7 percent y yoy ·

      IEX traded 178 lakh RECs during the financial year 25, with an increase of 136.3 percent. He traded the most REC in the financial year.

      For FY 25, a single PAT TT FY 24 has increased by Rs 341.4 crore to Rs 414.6 crore.

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