Gujarat Industries Power Co Share Price

Gujarat Industries Power Company Limited (GIPCL), established in June, 1985 is one of the Panchratnas (five jewels), in Gujarat. The Company is engaged in generation of power from gas, lignite, wind and solar and in development of hybrid renewable energy park in Gujarat. Their power stations include Vadodara StationI, which is a 145 mega watt combined cycle power plant (CCPP) Vadodara Station II, which is a 165 mega watt CCPP, and Surat Lignite Power Plant (SLPP). The total present capacity of Vadodara and Mangrol plants is 810 MW. The promoter holding in GIPCL stands at 56.57% as at March 31, 2026. The Company has been jointly promoted by Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited (GUVNL), Gujarat State Fertilizer and Chemical Limited (GSFC), Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers Company Limited (GNFC), Gujarat Alkalies and Chemical Limited (GACL), Petrofils Cooperative Limited (PCL) and Heavy Water Project (HWP) of the Atomic Energy Department of the Government of India, with the main objective of setting up a coalbased power station of 120 MW to cater to the captive needs of electrical energy of participating industries viz. GSFC, GNFC, GACL, Petrofils and HWP.In 1991, the company set up their power plant having 3 gas turbines of 32 MW each and one steam turbine of 49 MW at Vadodara which resulted into an total installed capacity of 145 MW. In February 1991, they commissioned the Combined Cycle Operation of 145 MW Gas based Plant. In February 1992, they commissioned the combined cycle mode. In April 1992, they started commercial generation of power.In September 1993, the company signed a supplementary MoU with the participating units viz. GEB, GACL, GSFC, Petrofils and GAIL for revised allocation of power. In November 1997, the company expanded their capacity by commissioning another 160 MW Gas based Combined Cycle power plant (Station II) in Vadodara, which included one gas turbine of 106 MW and one steam turbine of 54 MW and was capable of running multiple fuels viz. Gas Naphtha. Also, they started commercial generation of Station II in Vadodara. In November 1999, the company commissioned the first unit of 2x125 MW Surat Lignite Power Plant at Surat. In January 2000, they commissioned the second unit of 2X125 MW Surat Lignite Power Plant at Surat. In February 2000, they started the commercial generation of Surat Lignite Power Plant. During the year 200405, the company has taken up 250 MW expansion project which increases the generating capacity of Surat Lignite Power Plant to 500 MW.During the year 200607, the company obtained ISO:9001:2000, ISO:14001:2004 and OHSAS ISO:18001:1999 certification for Quality Management System (QMS) and Environment and Occupational Health and Safety Management System (EOHSM) for their Power Stations at Vadodara and SLPP from M/s TUV India Ltd.During the year 200809, the company increased the total capacity of producing power from 557 MW to 560 MW. During the year 200910, the company got re certification for Integrated Management System (IMS) covering ISO: 9001:2008, ISO: 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 certification for Quality Management System (QMS), Environment Management System (EMS) and Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series (OHSAS) for their Power Stations at Vadodara and SLPP from TUV India Ltd. In April 2010, the company commissioned the 2 x 125 MW SLPP Phase II expansion project. During 201617, the Company commissioned the Govt. of Gujarat (GoG) sponsored, Grid connected two Distributed Solar Pilot plants of 1 MW each at Village Amrol in Central Gujarat during April, 2016 and at Village Vastan, Dist.: Surat in South Gujarat in May, 2016 respectively.The Company had issued two Letters of Intent (LoIs), both dated 01.09.2014 on Leitwind Shriram Manufacturing Ltd. (LSML), Chennai on EPC turnkey basis for setting up Wind Power Projects of 27 MW (18 x 1.5 MW) at Village Kotadapitha and 24 MW (16 x 1.5 MW) at Village Jambarwada, Taluka Babra, Dist.: Amreli, Gujarat respectively. Due to inordinate delay in Project execution by LSML, the Directors decided to terminate the LoI for 24 MW (16 x 1.5 MW) at the Jambarwada Site. Thereafter, the LoI for the 27 MW Wind Based Power Project at Village Kotadapitha was truncated to 15 MW and resultantly, the said 15 MW Project commissioned in Nov 2016.The 97.4 MW Wind Farms, at various locations in Gujarat, have been commissioned, in phased manner by March 2017. The 2 x 40 MW capacity of Solar Power Projects at Gujarat Solar Park, Charanka was commissioned in 2017.The Company installed and commissioned 112.4 MW capacity of Wind Power Projects at different sites across State of Gujarat in 2018. It commissioned Two Distributed SolarcumAgriculture Power Projects of 1 MW each at Village Amrol, in Surat. During the year 201920, the Company commissioned 75 MW Solar Project at Gujarat Solar Park, Charanka (25 MW on 29.03.2019, 30 MW on 26.04.2019 and last phase 20 MW on 04.06.2019). The 50 MW Solar Projects at Charanka location in the state of Gujarat was commissioned in Mar20. The 100 MW Solar Power Plant at Raghanesda was commissioned in August, 2021.GIPCL entered into MoU with leading Central Public Sector Undertakings, NHPC Limited and Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) for joint exploration of Renewable Energy Solutions. The Company signed a MoU with Government of Gujarat for development of 2375 MW Khavda RE Park and 1100 MW Solar Projects at Khavda RE Park on 3rd January, 2024 at Gandhinagar.GIPCL has commissioned 105 MW out of 600 MW Solar Power Project at Khavda. PhaseI comprising 25 MW Solar Power Project at Vastan was commissioned on 22 April 2025 and the remaining PhaseII comprising 50 MW capacity is also commissioned on 24/06/2025. Construction work for dedicated 400 KV Transmission Line has been completed from PSS1 up to KPSII Substation and charged on 30/04/2025. PSS1 400 KV GIS system and 2 Nos. of Power Transformers have been Energized.The Company commissioned third phase of 105 MW outof 600 MW Solar Power Project, located within the 2,375 MW Renewable Energy Park at Khavda, Great Rann of Kutch in October, 2025.