
DCM Shriram invests Rs 105 crore in Serentica Renewables for a 58 MW hybrid project. The newly incorporated firm targets June 2027 for the Bharuch plant.
DCM Shriram Ltd will invest up to Rs 105 crore for a minimum 26% stake in Serentica Renewables India Pvt Ltd, the company said in a regulatory filing Friday. The money funds a 58 MW peak hybrid renewable energy project for DCM Shriram's energy-intensive chlor-vinyl operations in Bharuch, Gujarat.
The project is scheduled for commissioning by June 2027. Once operational, DCM Shriram's total renewable energy capacity will reach 176 MW peak across its Bharuch and Kota sites.
Serentica Renewables India was incorporated in January this year. It has no operating history. DCM Shriram will make the investment in one or more tranches.
The Rs 105 crore outlay is modest relative to DCM Shriram's market capitalization of roughly Rs 18,000 crore.
DCM Shriram's business portfolio includes chlor-vinyl chemicals and agri-rural operations. The hybrid power project targets the chemicals unit in Bharuch, which is among the company's most energy-intensive operations. The hybrid setup combines multiple renewable sources.
The filing did not disclose the expected cost savings from the project or the tariff at which power will be supplied.
DCM Shriram shares closed at Rs 1,234.50 on the National Stock Exchange on Friday, down 0.3% for the session. The stock has gained 12% over the past 12 months.
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