PowerIn Urja

05 · Investor Relations

Infrastructure for India's next upstream manufacturing platforms.

Phase I is a 6 GW N-Type ingot and wafer manufacturing platform, semiconductor ingot and wafer pilot line and pilot AI Neocloud Center at MIDC Additional Butibori, Nagpur, designed as the first stage of a broader integrated campus.


Selected indicators

Project IRR

0.00%

With Maharashtra Govt incentives

Equity IRR

0.00%

With incentives · phased drawdown

Min. Gross DSCR

0.00×

FY30 · average 3.89×

Total Project Cost

₹0 Cr

US$504.5 Mn

Independent Valuation

₹0 Cr

US$699.3 Mn , Pre-construction

Phase I Equity Raise

₹0 Cr

US$172.9 Mn


Phase I project economics

Total Project Cost

₹4,793 Cr

US$504.5 Mn

Phase I Equity

₹1,643 Cr

US$172.9 Mn

Approx. Domestic Term Loan

₹3,150 Cr

Domestic rupee debt

Debt / Equity

1.86:1

Phase I financing structure

Static Payback From DCCO

~6 years

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TNW Growth

~9×

FY32 To FY40

65.7% debt · ₹3,150 Cr34.3% equity · ₹1,643 Cr

Figures reflect Phase-I project cost and financing structure as referenced. PowerIn Urja does not present revenue, margin, or profitability projections not provided in source material.


Capital and investor ecosystem

Committed

United Solar Polysilicon

Oman / Government of Oman / IFC-backed

US$20 Mn

Committed

Greenback Capital

Dubai / UAE

US$80 Mn with option to US$100 Mn

Committed

Pinnacle (JBM Group Family Office)

Dubai / UAE

US$20 Mn with option to US$35 Mn

Contemplated — under discussion, not yet closed

Potential New Anchor / Co-investor

To be finalised

US$50–100 Mn

Contemplated capital reflects a range under discussion and should not be read as a closed transaction.


Phase I project cost

Plant & machinery₹2,257 Cr
Electricals & installation₹908 Cr
Civil / shed / site development₹783 Cr
Other hard + soft costs₹845 Cr

Valuation context

2026 · Independent assessmentUS$699 Mn
2030 · Conservative Phase I exit / partial exitUS$2.4 Bn
2032+ · Projected post-Phase II listing scenarioUS$6.2 Bn

Exit multiple sensitivity

Exit Multiple Sensitivity and Investor MOIC

FY32 Proj. EBITDA of US$ 225 Mn; at 10–14x listed peer multiples

US$2,033–2,850 Mn

FY32 Enterprise value at 10–14x

5.0x–7.3x

MOIC on a US$45 Mn ticket

≈12.0x

EV/EBITDA median

Enterprise Value at Exit (US$ Mn)
Enterprise Value
2,033
2,440
2,847
10x Conservative12x Base14x Upside
Investor MOIC on US$45 Mn Ticket (x)
MOIC
5.1
6.2
7.3
10x Conservative12x Base14x Upside

Peer EV/EBITDA — basis for the 10–14x range: First Solar 10–13x · Waaree 11.0x · Premier 19.4x · Jinko Solar 9.6x · LONGi 23x

Conservative case still provides 5.1x MOIC at a multiple of 10x

Selected financial projection

ParticularsFY29FY30FY31FY32FY33FY34FY35FY36FY37FY38FY40
Net Revenue (₹ Cr)824.32,033.32,618.02,904.03,049.23,201.73,361.83,529.83,706.33,891.64,290.5
PBDIT incl. incentives (₹ Cr)533.81,310.81,697.81,925.52,017.62,114.32,216.02,323.12,435.82,554.42,347.0
PAT (₹ Cr)163.3507.3812.11,003.51,102.71,204.11,306.71,413.41,523.31,637.01,504.5
Gross DSCR2.96×2.29×3.04×2.49×2.77×3.08×3.42×3.84×4.32×4.86×Debt-free

Source-derived projections from the supplied July 2026 investment materials. They are illustrative, forward-looking and subject to independent diligence.


Anchor investor return matrix

InvestmentDiscountPre-moneyPost-money stakeMOIC @ 8× EBITDAMOIC @ 12× EBITDA
US$75 Mn50%US$350 Mn17.6%4.05×6.08×
US$100 Mn50%US$350 Mn22.2%3.82×5.74×
US$75 Mn40%US$420 Mn15.2%3.48×5.22×
US$100 Mn40%US$420 Mn19.2%3.31×4.96×

Investment case

Capital structure

Phase I equity requirement of ₹1,643 Cr / US$172.9 Mn against total project cost of ₹4,793 Cr / US$504.5 Mn.

Industrial support

Maharashtra incentives include FCI reimbursement, capital subsidy, SGST support, interest subsidy and power-tariff benefits.

Strategic demand

Domestic ingot and wafer manufacturing addresses a structurally import-dependent upstream solar and semiconductor .

Platform optionality

The campus roadmap extends into semiconductor MiniFAB, energy storage, hydrogen, photonics and mechatronics.


Secured Incentive framework

  • 01110% FCI fiscal incentives
  • 0230% capital subsidy
  • 03100% gross SGST refund on finished-product sales
  • 04100% SGST reimbursement on plant & machinery
  • 054% interest subsidy
  • 06₹3 / unit power tariff discount + open-access waiver
  • 0730% technical knowhow subsidy, capped at ₹2,000 Cr
  • 0850% employer EPF subsidy
  • 09100% stamp-duty exemption
  • 10100% electricity-duty exemption
  • 11MIDC land at pass-through cost

Key risks to diligence

Debt service

Minimum gross DSCR is projected at 2.29× during the ramp-up year, with average DSCR of 3.89× over the loan life.

Equity funding

US$110 Mn of Phase I equity is identified as committed in term sheets, against a total Phase I equity requirement of US$172.9 Mn.

Raw material

A five-year non-Chinese polysilicon supply agreement has been signed with United Solar Polysilicon, backed by the Government of Oman / IFC.

Execution

Our operational partner is the world's second-largest ingot & wafer OEM, with an 8-month CTO-led training programme and knowledge transfer.


FDI and regulatory context

01

Manufacturing classification

The supplied FDI note classifies PIU's ingot and wafer activity as manufacturing under Paragraph 5.2.5 of the Consolidated FDI Policy, rather than power generation.

02

Indicative route

The note states that manufacturing is eligible for up to 100% FDI under the automatic route, subject to instrument, pricing, reporting and beneficial-ownership checks.

03

Compliance checkpoints

The note highlights compulsorily convertible instruments where applicable, Rule 21 valuation, Form FC-GPR reporting through an AD bank, and investor ownership screening.


Policy tailwinds

01

ALMM List-III

Domestic wafer sourcing requirement from June 2028, subject to applicable rules.

02

PLI

Production-Linked Incentive support for high-efficiency solar PV modules through MNRE schemes.

03

Maharashtra Incentives

Project-specific industrial incentives subject to applicable scheme and MoU conditions.

04

India Semiconductor Mission

Future strategic optionality; not currently part of Phase I.

Policy frameworks and eligibility conditions are subject to applicable government rules and may change.


FDI / regulatory position

100%

FDI permitted

Automatic Route

Manufacturing

Para 5.2.5

DPIIT FDI Policy

PIU's manufacturing activity qualifies for up to 100% FDI under the automatic route, subject to FEMA/NDI Rules, pricing, reporting and beneficial-ownership requirements.

Investor→
Beneficial Ownership Screening→
Eligible Instrument→
Fair Value Certification→
Share Allotment→
FC-GPR Reporting

Regulatory position based on the cited advisory note and subject to verification at financial close. This is not legal advice.

This Investor Relations page incorporates the PowerIn Urja Investment Memorandum (vf1, July 2026), the PowerIn Urja corporate presentation, the PIUPL Detailed Project Report E (16 July 2026) and the FDI Eligibility Note (v1). The underlying materials are confidential / internal discussion documents, contain forward-looking statements and projections, and state that prospective investors should conduct their own independent diligence. The FDI note is a regulatory-research summary and is not a substitute for advice from qualified Indian legal counsel or an Authorised Dealer bank.