Tata Power earnings date: What to watch in May 2026

Key dates investors are tracking

The upcoming earnings date for The Tata Power Company Ltd. is 12 May 2026 (Q4 FY26-27). The last earnings date listed is 4 Feb 2026 (Q3 FY25-26). These dates matter because Tata Power’s stock has seen mixed near-term performance, and the next result becomes a fresh checkpoint for trend and expectations.

Revenue and gross profit datapoints in the update

The dataset provided flags revenue movement at QoQ -10.27% and YoY -9.37%, without stating an absolute revenue figure for the same line item. It also lists Gross Profit: ₹1,847 crore (gross profit figure given as 1,847). Separately, Tata Power is also stated to have reported a net profit of Rs 995 (unit not specified in the provided text).

Stock price: multiple intraday snapshots and a later reference

Tata Power was described as gaining for a third straight session in one market update, with the stock quoted at ₹369.4, up 1.18% on the day at 12:49 IST on the NSE. Another line in the same dump also says the stock was at ₹363, up 2.24% at 12:49 IST on the NSE. Derivatives commentary adds that the benchmark February futures contract was quoted at ₹369.9, up 0.98%.

A separate reference point states: the share price of TATAPOWER as on 6 May 2026 is ₹443.25. Because these numbers come from different snapshots, they should be read as time-specific prints rather than a single continuous price series.

Recent returns: one-month and one-week context

The same update says Tata Power has slipped around 5% in the last one month. Another datapoint lists the past returns over 1 week at -4.22%. Together, these figures suggest short-term pressure in the most recent window covered by the text, even as some intraday sessions were positive.

One-year performance versus Nifty and sector index

The provided text includes two different one-year comparisons.

• One line says Tata Power is up 0.87% in the last one year, compared with an 8.55% rise in NIFTY and an 8.81% rise in the Nifty Energy index.
• Another line says Tata Power is up 3.08% in the last one year, compared with an 8.83% jump in NIFTY and a 6.18% jump in the Nifty Energy index.

These are presented as-is from the supplied material and indicate that, across the cited comparisons, Tata Power underperformed the benchmark in the referenced one-year windows.

FY25 results recap: record year claims and key numbers

Multiple FY25 result summaries are included in the text. One FY25 summary states revenue from operations increased to ₹65,478 crore, with PAT of ₹4,775 crore and EBITDA of ₹13,907 crore, alongside a proposed final dividend of ₹2.25 per share for FY25. Another section states FY25 revenue at ₹64,502 crore and consolidated PAT at ₹5,197 crore, calling it the company’s highest-ever revenue and a record PAT.

For Q4 FY25, several figures appear across the included write-ups: revenue around ₹17,096 crore, ₹17,238 crore, and ₹17,328 crore, with net profit (PAT) cited at ₹1,306 crore (also shown as ₹1,306.09 crore). EBITDA is cited at ₹3,829 crore in one summary, and ₹3,245.4 crore in another, alongside a margin expansion to 19% from 14.7%.

Segment and operational highlights mentioned

The FY25 and Q4 FY25 notes point to renewables and distribution improvements as key drivers. The text highlights Odisha DISCOMs performance, including a Q4 PAT surge of 207% to ₹275 crore, and mentions AT&C loss reduction in the Delhi JV (Tata Power-DDL) to 5.54% by the end of FY25, from 53% in 2002.

It also references TP Solar and solar manufacturing scale-up, including a Tirunelveli facility with 4.3 GW capacity for cells and modules, FY25 TP Solar PAT of ₹422 crore on revenues of ₹5,337 crore, and production figures of 3,291 MW modules and 846 MW cells during the year.

Capital expenditure and growth plans cited for FY26

A key forward-looking datapoint in the text is Tata Power’s planned capex of ₹25,000 crore for FY26, with a focus on renewables. Capacity addition targets of 2.5-2.7 GW for FY26 are cited, alongside statements that FY25 additions included 1 GW (in one section) and total additions around 2.3 GW (in another summary).

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Market impact: what these datapoints signal

The immediate market focus is the 12 May 2026 earnings date, given the mix of short-term weakness (weekly and monthly declines) and selective up-days described in the trading updates. The one-year comparison lines included in the text suggest underperformance versus NIFTY and, depending on the period referenced, mixed relative performance versus the Nifty Energy index.

From the FY25 summaries, investors appear to be weighing a combination of record-year claims, a proposed dividend, and operational improvements across distribution and renewables. At the same time, the supplied dataset flags a revenue contraction on a QoQ and YoY basis for the specific revenue trend line mentioned, which could keep attention on margins, segment performance, and the sustainability of earnings.

Why the May 2026 result matters

The next result date concentrates attention on whether Tata Power can sustain the trajectory described in FY25 notes, including renewables expansion, distribution efficiency gains, and manufacturing ramp-up. The capex plan of ₹25,000 crore for FY26 and the renewable capacity addition targets add another layer for investors, because execution pace and returns on capital typically shape market expectations.

Conclusion

Tata Power’s upcoming earnings on 12 May 2026 follow the last update dated 4 Feb 2026, with the stock showing mixed performance across short and one-year periods in the provided snapshots. The next set of numbers will be watched against FY25’s reported highs, dividend recommendation, and the company’s stated FY26 investment and capacity-addition plans.