Stock Track | ReNew Energy Global Soars 5.15% on Strong Earnings and Optimism for India's Renewable Energy Transition

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ReNew Energy Global (RNW) stock surged 5.15% on Friday, following the company's impressive Q2 2025 earnings report and growing investor confidence in its pivotal role in India's transition to renewable energy.

During the Q2 earnings call, ReNew Energy Global reported a 30% growth in its operating capacity, a 14% increase in adjusted EBITDA, and a 31% rise in profits after tax. These strong financial results were driven by the company's strategic shift toward solar PV and battery storage projects, as well as its focus on ensuring robust grid connectivity for successful project delivery.

Analysts and industry experts are encouraged by ReNew Energy Global's positioning as a key player in India's ambitious goal of achieving 500 GW of renewable power by 2030. The company has signed Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for 2.9 GW of renewable energy capacity in the current fiscal year, expanding its portfolio to 16.3 GW. Additionally, ReNew Energy Global's fully operational solar module manufacturing facilities and its emphasis on accessing capital from the cheapest sources further solidify its competitive advantage in the rapidly growing Indian renewable energy market.

Despite market skepticism, Wall Street analysts largely recommend buying ReNew Energy Global stock, aligning with the company's confidence in its pivotal role in India's energy transition and the global efforts to address the climate crisis.

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