Dividend’s History of Adani Power Ltd.

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Bonus

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The company has historically focused on reducing debt and reinvesting profits into its operations and growth initiatives.

Split

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Adani Power is focusing on long-term growth and financial health rather than short-term market adjustments. The existing liquidity of its shares might already be sufficient, reducing the necessity for a split. profitability metrics improving, so the management may not see an urgent need to enhance stock affordability through a split​.

Mergers / Amalgamation

Adani Power Limited (APL), Indias largest private sector thermal power producer, announced the completion of acquisition of GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd. (GCEL), which owns and operates a 1,370 MW (2 X 685 MW) Supercritical power plant at Raikheda village, in Raipur District of Chhattisgarh. 52.38% of the equity stake in GCEL was acquired from its Consortium of Lenders, following the approval of APL’s resolution plan to acquire a controlling equity stake and restructure its debt. The balance 47.62% equity stake was acquired from the GMR Group. The acquisition of GCEL was concluded at an Enterprise Valuation of approx. Rs. 3,530 Crore.

Physical Shares of Adani Power Ltd.

Physical shares of Adani Power Ltd. refer to the paper-based share certificates issued before the dematerialization (demat) process became popular. These certificates represent ownership of shares in a company.

Adani Power Limited has 3,85,69,38,941 shares outstanding.

Unclaimed Shares and Dividends of Adani Power Ltd. transferred to IEPF

Companies retains dividends, deposits, Share Application Money and debentures, for seven years with them for payment to investors and after expiry of seven years, transfer the said amount to IEPF. The details of such amounts which are due to be transfered to IEPF, and still lying with company are available.