Energy Business Investment Opportunities in Kalpitiya

The company is strategically positioned in the renewable energy sector, focusing on developing greenfield projects across emerging markets, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and innovation. - Currently developing a 60MW wind farm in Kalpitiya, Sri Lanka, aimed at addressing the growing demand for renewable energy in the region. - A 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) will be established with the Ceylon Electricity Board, ensuring long-term revenue stability and partnership with Sri Lanka's largest utility provider. - Project will benefit from a competitive feed-in tariff of USD 10 cents per kilowatt-hour, enhancing its economic viability and attractiveness to investors. - Company will have a dedicated team on the ground in Sri Lanka, comprised of experienced professionals with a proven track record in renewable energy project development. - Construction of the wind farm is set to commence before the fourth quarter of this year, signalling a proactive approach to project execution and timeline management. - The investment is projected to deliver an annual yield of 20-25%, with an expected total return of 60-75% over three years, significantly outperforming similar global renewable energy assets by 1,200-1,800 basis points. - The parent entity is an SLP fund based in Luxembourg and the promoter is based out of India.

The company is strategically positioned in the renewable energy sector, focusing on developing greenfield projects across emerging markets, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and innovation. - Currently developing a 60MW wind farm in Kalpitiya, Sri Lanka, aimed at addressing the growing demand for renewable energy in the region. - A 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) will be established with the Ceylon Electricity Board, ensuring long-term revenue stability and partnership with Sri Lanka's largest utility provider. - Project will benefit from a competitive feed-in tariff of USD 10 cents per kilowatt-hour, enhancing its economic viability and attractiveness to investors. - Company will have a dedicated team on the ground in Sri Lanka, comprised of experienced professionals with a proven track record in renewable energy project development. - Construction of the wind farm is set to commence before the fourth quarter of this year, signalling a proactive approach to project execution and timeline management. - The investment is projected to deliver an annual yield of 20-25%, with an expected total return of 60-75% over three years, significantly outperforming similar global renewable energy assets by 1,200-1,800 basis points. - The parent entity is an SLP fund based in Luxembourg and the promoter is based out of India.