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Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited
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Transformers and Rectifiers (NSE: TARIL) Q2 profit jumps 118% as Rs 7,237cr order book sparks share rally
Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Limited reported 61% revenue growth and more than doubled consolidated profit in Q2 FY27. Shares surged over 15% on October 14 as strong orders, expanding margins and new manufacturing capacity strengthened the company's growth outlook.
India’s $210bn nuclear ambition meets regulatory hurdle over imported reactor designs
India is opening nuclear generation to private capital, but draft implementation rules may impose additional hurdles on foreign reactor technologies needed to support its 100 GW target.
MTAR Technologies (NSE: MTARTECH) wins Rs 126.74cr NPCIL nuclear order
MTAR Technologies has secured â‚ą126.74 crore of NPCIL orders for coolant channel assemblies used in RAPS-4 and MAPS-2 refurbishment, pushing its civil nuclear order book above â‚ą775 crore.
Why NPCIL’s 220 MW Bharat Small Reactor needs a new 3D engineering platform
Nuclear Power Corporation of India is seeking plant-engineering and 3D-modelling support for the 220 MWe Bharat Small Reactor, advancing the technical platform intended for captive deployment by energy-intensive industries.
NTPC maps Rs 16.86 lakh crore investment plan to reach 250 GW capacity by FY2037
NTPC Limited plans to nearly triple its generation portfolio by FY2037 through renewables, thermal power, nuclear energy and storage. The scale supports India’s electricity needs, but demands a sharp rise in annual capital deployment and project execution.
NTPC-backed ASHVINI opens Rs 28,000cr Mahi Banswara nuclear EPC tender
ASHVINI’s ₹28,000 crore Mahi Banswara tender tests NTPC’s nuclear expansion plan, contractor capacity and India’s ability to deliver four 700MW reactors.
Tata Power targets Rs 1 lakh crore revenue and 30 GW capacity by 2030
Discover how Tata Power plans to reach â‚ą1 lakh crore revenue, 30 GW capacity and nuclear expansion by 2030. Read the full investor analysis for the outlook.
Will Larsen & Toubro become India’s biggest private winner from the nuclear build-out?
Larsen & Toubro is positioning itself as the top private player in India’s nuclear expansion, with roles in PHWRs, SMRs, fusion, and global supply chains.
Can small modular reactors electrify India’s rural heartland faster than solar microgrids?
Could small modular reactors bring 24/7 power to rural India faster than solar microgrids? Here’s the latest on India’s SMR plans, costs, and partnerships.
India’s nuclear ambitions: How the world’s most populous nation is scaling atomic power
Discover how India’s ambitious nuclear program—from large reactors to small modular units—is reshaping its energy landscape and what it means for climate and growth.