IEX

Indian Energy Exchange Ltd. reported an 11% year-on-year increase in net profit for the third quarter, with earnings rising to Rs 119 crore, supported by higher electricity trading volumes and stable market participation. The performance reflects sustained demand in the power market and growing adoption of exchange-based trading mechanisms. Improved operational efficiency and a diversified product mix further supported profitability. The results highlight IEX’s resilience amid evolving power market dynamics, even as regulatory developments continue to shape the sector.

India’s Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) has reported a 16% increase in energy trading volumes for the September quarter, signaling robust activity in the power and renewable energy markets. The growth reflects rising electricity demand, greater participation from commercial and industrial consumers, and heightened trading in renewable energy certificates. Market analysts attribute the performance to enhanced market liquidity, competitive pricing mechanisms, and policy support for clean energy adoption.

Indian Energy Exchange (IEX), the country’s leading power trading platform, reported a 25% year-on-year increase in net profit for the first quarter of FY2025, reaching Rs. 121 crore. The surge in earnings was supported by a notable uptick in trading volumes across key market segments, including the Day-Ahead Market (DAM), Real-Time Market (RTM), and Green Energy segments. Enhanced platform efficiency, improved power availability, and a diversified participant base also contributed to the exchange’s solid financial performance.

India’s premier electricity trading platform, the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX), reported a robust 14% year-on-year increase in power trade volumes for May 2025, reaching 10,946 million units (MU). This growth was driven by record activity in the Real-Time Market and a surge in green energy trading. Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) also saw a 65% spike in trading volumes. Despite rising volume, market clearing prices fell sharply across most segments, reflecting increased supply and improved grid efficiency.