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Apollo Green Energy set to launch IPO by Q4 2025

23 Jan 2025

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Apollo Green Energy’s IPO in Q4 2025 will fund growth in solar, battery storage, green hydrogen, and EV chargers.

Apollo Green Energy’s IPO in Q4 2025 will fund growth in solar, battery storage, green hydrogen, and EV chargers.

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Expert Analysis

Apollo Green Energy Plans IPO in Q4 2025.

Expert Analysis:

  • IPO Launch: Apollo Green Energy, the renewable energy arm of Apollo International Group, plans to launch its IPO by the last quarter (Q4) of CY2025.

  • Fund Allocation: The funds raised will primarily support solar power projects, with remaining funds allocated to battery storage, green hydrogen, and electric vehicle chargers.

  • Transition to Solar Developer: Apollo Green Energy, an EPC company with 400 MW of solar projects under construction, plans to transition into a solar developer while continuing small-scale conventional EPCs.

  • Manufacturing Expansion: By FY27, the company plans to enter solar product manufacturing, targeting a 500 MW manufacturing line.

  • Revenue Target: The company expects to achieve a Rs 11,000 crore topline by FY25, with 57% from solar, 23% from conventional EPC, and 18-19% from new ventures.

  • Green Hydrogen Partnership: Apollo Green Energy is also exploring green hydrogen, with ongoing discussions for an MoU with two major green hydrogen technology providers.

  • Conventional EPC Revenue: The firm will continue generating Rs 200-250 crore from conventional EPC projects, with a major share coming from renewable energy.

Publisher:The Ecoonomic Times