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Adani Power Share Price Today: The share of Adani group's power sector company Adani Power inched higher nearly 4 per cent during the intraday trade on Tuesday after the Adani's firm announced that it has incorporated an step-down subsidiary for generating and distributing electricity from nuclear sources.

The stock started the session in green at Rs 203.30 as compared to last day's closing of Rs 200.83 on NSE. Following the announcement, the stock picked the momentum on buying sentiment to touch an intraday high at Rs 207.30, up over 3.5 per cent as compared to last day's closing.

At the time of writing, Adani Power shares were trading at Rs 202.56, Rs 1.73 or 0.86 per cent. Meanwhile, its 52 week high and low values stood at Rs 207.50 and Rs 101, respectively.

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Share Price History

In last five trading session, the stock jumped over 10 per cent, while in a month, the stock rose over 35 per cent. This year till date the stock jumped over 35 per cent. In a year this Adani Group stocks escalated over 78 per cent. Last five years, the stock jumped over 1,000 per cent.

Adani Power Incorporates Steps-Down Subsidiary

Adani Power has formed a limited liability subsidiary (or secondary subsidiary) to engage in the generation, transmission, and distribution of nuclear-derived electricity, the company announced.

The government aims to achieve 100 GW of nuclear power generation capacity by 2047 and has taken several legislative steps to promote private sector participation.

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In its latest stock market release, Adani Power said that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Adani Atomic Energy Limited (AAEL), has formed a new wholly-owned subsidiary, Rawatbhata-Raj Atomic Energy Limited (RRAEL), effective April 20, 2026.

The release stated that this entity was formed to engage in the generation, transmission, and distribution of nuclear and/or atomic-derived electricity. India's current nuclear power generation capacity is between 8 and 9 GW.


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