NHPC Rises 1.70% to ₹83.60 as Parbati-II Units Commissioned

2nd April, 2025 / 3:30 PM

NHPC share prices have closed at ₹83.60, which is 1.70% higher than the opening price of ₹82.20 today (2nd April). Interestingly, the opening price for the day was higher than the closing price of ₹82.14 on 1st April by 0.07%. At the same time, the opening price of ₹82.08 on 1st April was also lower than the closing price of ₹82.20 on 28th March. Opening prices were ₹86.94 on 28th March, and this was quite higher than the closing price of ₹81.28 on 27th March.

The midday share prices were at ₹83.55, which was 1.64% higher than the opening price today although the prices came down to ₹80.89 prior to increasing to ₹83.56 before touching the figure at midday. News of the company commissioning three units of its 800 MW Parbati-II

2nd April, 2025 / 12:30 PM

NHPC share prices touched ₹83.55 at midday, which indicates a decent growth of 1.64% over the opening price of ₹82.20 today (2nd April). The stock prices slumped after the initial trading session to ₹80.89 before rising to ₹83.56 and then dropping to the midday figure. Investors are buoyant about the stock’s prospects after it opened slightly higher than the closing price today.

NHPC has been making headlines for its mega Parbati-II hydroelectric project with a capacity of 800 MW and it has also started commercial supply operations of 600 MW from the units in question. It also has a solar power project in Bikaner that has also been linked to the ISTS recently. It remains to be seen how the prices move by the end of the trading day.

2nd April, 2025 / 9:30 AM

NHPC share prices opened at ₹82.20 today (2nd April), which is 0.07% higher than the previous closing price of ₹82.14. This augurs well for the stock, which also opened at ₹82.08 on 1st April after closing at ₹82.20 on 28th March. At the same time, it also opened at a high of ₹86.94 on 28th March, which was sizably higher than the closing price of ₹81.28 on 27th March. 

NHPC shares have been in focus with the company commissioning 3 units of its mega 800 MW Parbati-II hydroelectric project and the commencement of 600 MW commercial supply from these units. Its 300 MW solar power project in Bikaner has also been linked to the Inter-State Transmission System or ISTS as per the latest updates. It remains to be seen how share prices play out today. 

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