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Tata Power Bags ₹156 Cr Annual Revenue Transmission Project in Maharashtra – 35-Year BOOT Deal!

Tata Power Bags ₹156 Cr Annual Revenue Transmission Project in Maharashtra – 35-Year BOOT Deal!

Big update from Tata Power today (11th Dec 2025) – the company has received a formal Letter of Intent (LOI) from REC Power Development and Consultancy Ltd (a 100% subsidiary of REC Ltd) to acquire the project SPV Jejuri Hinjewadi Power Transmission Limited.

In simple terms: Tata Power has won the rights to build, own, operate, and eventually transfer a critical 400 kV transmission corridor between Jejuri and Hinjewadi (Pune) on a BOOT basis for the next 35+ years.

What’s in the project?

  • ~115 km of 400 kV Double-Circuit transmission line
  • 400 kV GIS bay extensions at Jejuri & Hinjewadi substations
  • Full construction + long-term O&M responsibility

Key Timelines

  • SPV transfer → Commercial Operation: 24 months
  • Transmission Service Agreement: 35 years (yes, revenue locked in till ~2060!)

Money Talk

Annual Transmission Charges: ₹155.78 crore That’s a clean, annuity-style revenue of ~₹156 crore every year for 35 years – super stable, low-risk cash flow that the market loves.

Why this matters

Hinjewadi is Pune’s IT powerhouse and one of the fastest-growing load centers in the country. This line will significantly strengthen intra-state transmission in Maharashtra, reduce congestion, and support the grid will be future-ready for the exploding data-center and industrial demand in the Pune region.

No related-party transaction, fully domestic, awarded through the TBCB (Tariff-Based Competitive Bidding) route – textbook clean deal.

This is yet another solid addition to Tata Power’s fast-growing transmission portfolio and reinforces their pivot toward regulated, predictable-return businesses (transmission + renewables + distribution).

If you’re holding Tata Power or tracking power infra stocks, this is the kind of order that moves the needle on long-term earnings visibility.

Source: NSE India corporate announcement