(THE NEWSMAN OF INDIA.COM)
By THE NEWSMAN OF INDIA Bureau

India Inc. Delivering Big in FY25: National Growth Anchored by Public and Strategic Enterprises have once again proven to be the bedrock of the nation’s economic resilience and growth, as their stellar financial performances in FY25 paint a picture of fiscal strength, operational excellence, and visionary leadership. From power to petroleum, from banking to infrastructure finance, Indian enterprises are not just achieving record profits—they are actively shaping the roadmap for Viksit Bharat.

“While numerous Indian companies have delivered commendable performances in the recent financial year, this story highlights a select few that have stood out with exceptional results and made significant contributions to nation-building.”

Capital Markets in High Gear: NSE and BSE Post Historic Numbers

India’s capital market infrastructure too saw remarkable performance. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) reported a net profit of ₹12,188 crore, along with a ₹35 dividend recommendation, despite global market volatility. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) recorded its highest-ever revenue of ₹3,236 crore, declaring a ₹23 dividend, reflecting market vibrancy and investor confidence.

Banking on Bharat: Union Bank, Indian Bank, SBI, and Punjab & Sind Bank Set New Benchmarks

In the banking sector, public lenders have delivered results that resonate with India’s growth ambitions. Union Bank of India reported a stellar FY25, further cementing its stature as a premier public sector bank. Indian Bank registered a 32% surge in Q4 net profit, reflecting strong asset quality and digital banking initiatives.

Topping the charts, the State Bank of India (SBI) delivered record-breaking FY25 results, reinforcing its role as India’s financial cornerstone. With expanding credit outreach, digital integration, and robust rural penetration, SBI’s performance epitomizes the spirit of inclusive growth under Viksit Bharat.

Adding to this momentum, Punjab & Sind Bank reported an impressive two-fold jump in net profit at ₹313 crore for Q4 FY25, as against ₹139 crore in the same quarter last year. This surge was aided by a decline in bad loans and an increase in core income. The bank’s total income rose to ₹3,836 crore, compared to ₹2,894 crore a year earlier, while interest income climbed to ₹3,159 crore, reflecting its improving fundamentals and financial health.

NTPC Green Energy: Powering the Clean Energy Transition

NTPC Green Energy Ltd., the green arm of NTPC, reported a staggering 188% surge in Q4 profit, showcasing the PSU’s aggressive pivot toward renewable energy. This performance underscores India’s commitment to energy transition while maintaining strong fiscal fundamentals. The company’s focus on solar, wind, and hydrogen initiatives aligns seamlessly with the goals of a sustainable and self-reliant Viksit Bharat.

WBPDCL: Powering Eastern India with Record Profit

The West Bengal Power Development Corporation Limited (WBPDCL) achieved a historic milestone in FY 2024-25 by posting its highest-ever operating profit of ₹1,000 crore, significantly exceeding the previous year’s ₹812 crore. This turnaround reflects enhanced operational efficiency and financial discipline, placing WBPDCL at the forefront of India’s power sector transformation. The corporation has also earned national recognition as the top power generation utility, recording an impressive Plant Load Factor (PLF) of 88.9%—one of the highest in the country. This performance highlights the growing efficiency of state-run power utilities and their expanding role in ensuring India’s energy security and sustainable development.

ONGC and Oil India: Fueling Growth with Record Output

Energy major ONGC delivered a robust FY25 performance, accompanied by a record dividend payout, reinforcing its pivotal role in securing India’s energy independence. Similarly, Oil India Limited posted a 10% growth in Profit After Tax (PAT), backed by record levels of crude and gas production. These achievements highlight the sector’s strategic importance and operational strength in times of global uncertainty.

Infrastructure & Finance: REC and IIFCL Drive National Development

Infrastructure finance witnessed landmark growth with REC Limited posting an extraordinary ₹15,884 crore net profit for FY25. With its focused investments in power and infrastructure, REC is instrumental in funding India’s physical transformation.

Meanwhile, India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd. (IIFCL) continued its trajectory of record-breaking performance for the fifth consecutive year, showcasing unwavering commitment to financing key infrastructure projects vital for economic expansion.

NALCO: Mining Value with Sustainability

National Aluminium Company (NALCO) saw its revenue increase by 47.2% to ₹5,267 crore, with strong EBITDA growth. The company’s performance highlights the mining sector’s ability to deliver sustainable growth while supporting Make-in-India manufacturing goals.

PSUs: Pillars of Progress for Viksit Bharat

These outstanding results are more than mere numbers. They symbolize the collective momentum toward a Viksit Bharat—a developed India that is economically robust, socially inclusive, and environmentally sustainable. Under the leadership of the Government of India and with strategic policy reforms, PSUs are being reoriented as engines of national transformation.

Their performance reflects not just profitability, but purpose. With increasing focus on ESG, digitalisation, and global competitiveness, Indian PSUs are proving that state-owned enterprises can be both commercially viable and nationally vital.

As India marches toward 2047—the centenary of independence—these institutions are not just keeping pace but setting the pace.