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RECLTD · REC Limited · BSE · Filed 30 Jun · 1 min read

REC's RECPDCL Completes Transfer of Two Transmission SPVs to Power Grid and HG Infra

REC's wholly owned arm RECPDCL transferred two project-specific transmission subsidiaries to the winning bidders on June 30, 2026, after they were awarded through tariff-based competitive bidding.

What was filed

REC Limited informed the exchanges that REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited (RECPDCL), its wholly owned subsidiary, has transferred the entire shareholding — 50,000 equity shares of each — of two project-specific subsidiaries, along with all their assets and liabilities, to the successful bidders chosen through a tariff-based competitive bidding process. WR ER Part A Power Transmission Limited went to Power Grid Corporation of India Limited, and WR ER Part C Power Transmission Limited went to H G Infra Engineering Limited. The transfer took effect on June 30, 2026, and per the filing the two entities are no longer subsidiaries of RECPDCL or REC Limited.

How the deal is structured

This is the standard operating model for RECPDCL's transmission business: it incorporates project-specific special-purpose vehicles, runs the competitive bid, and hands the winning SPV to the successful bidder. The Share Purchase Agreements for both entities were executed on June 30, 2026. Per the filing, neither buyer belongs to REC's promoter or promoter group, the transactions do not fall within related-party transactions, and the consideration was determined in accordance with guidelines issued by the Ministry of Power. The company states the transfers are not in the nature of a slump sale.

Why it matters to a holder

REC classified the revenue and net-worth contribution of these units in the last financial year as "Negligible," so the direct financial impact is limited. The disclosure is chiefly a confirmation that RECPDCL's transmission-SPV pipeline is functioning as designed — building bid-out projects and passing them to winning developers on completion of the bid process.

Equity shares transferred per subsidiary
50,000 shares

The filing confirms two transmission SPVs have left REC's consolidation perimeter effective June 30, 2026; REC itself describes their revenue and net-worth contribution as negligible, so the significance is operational — evidence of RECPDCL's build-and-transfer model working — rather than a material change to REC's financials.

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