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**Summary:**

The article discusses the recent 20% surge in Adani Power’s share price. This jump is attributed to several factors including the stock turning ex-date for a 1:5 stock split (aiming to make shares more accessible to retail investors), increased stake by FIIs & mutual funds, the dismissal of fund diversion allegations by Hindenburg Research by the capital market regulator, and the company’s ambitious expansion plans (including thermal and nuclear energy projects). The company is expanding its power generation capacity and has secured a major deal to supply power to Uttar Pradesh. The article also provides historical stock performance data and a disclaimer reminding investors to conduct due diligence before investing. The initial part of the article refers to KYC completion alert for premium Equitymaster subscribers.

**News Article:**

**Adani Power Soars 20% on Stock Split, Investment Inflows, and Expansion Plans**

**Mumbai, September 22, 2025** – Shares of Adani Power surged 20% today, hitting a 52-week high of Rs 170.15, fueled by a confluence of factors, including a stock split, increased investor confidence, and ambitious expansion plans.

The rally was triggered as the company’s shares turned ex-date for a 1:5 stock split, reducing the face value from Rs 10 to Rs 2. This move is aimed at making the shares more affordable for retail investors, increasing liquidity and broadening the shareholder base. The record date for the split was set as September 22, 2025.

Adding to the positive sentiment, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and Mutual Funds have been increasing their stake in Adani Power. After FII selling in the December 2024 quarter, there was a reversal in March 2025, where FII holdings rose again from 12.3% in March 2025 to 12.4% in June 2025. Mutual funds also marginally increased their stake from 1.6% to 1.7% during the same period.

Investor confidence received a boost following the capital market regulator closing proceedings against Adani Group and associated entities on September 18, 2025. The regulator dismissed allegations of fund diversion, related-party transaction violations, and fraud raised by Hindenburg Research, citing a lack of evidence.

Adani Power is currently executing a major capital expenditure program to meet India’s growing electricity demand. The company is targeting an overall power generation capacity of 41.8 GW by 2031-2032, up from its current operating capacity of 18.2 GW. It recently won a bid to supply 1,500 MW of thermal power to Uttar Pradesh. Furthermore, the company plans to replace existing thermal power capacity with 30 GW of nuclear power by 2047, aligning with India’s ambitious nuclear energy goals.

“The stock split, coupled with increasing investor interest and the resolution of past allegations, has created a positive outlook for Adani Power,” said one market analyst. “The company’s expansion plans and strategic focus on both thermal and nuclear energy position it well to capitalize on India’s growing power needs.”

The company’s share price is up 32% over the last five days and 26.6% over the past year. Investors are reminded to conduct thorough due diligence and consider various factors, including company fundamentals and valuations, before making any investment decisions.

**(Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.)**

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