ACME Solar signs 190 MW hybrid PPA with SECI, stock trades greenACME Solar signs 190 MW hybrid PPA with SECI, stock trades green

Introduction

Leading renewable energy company signs 190 MW wind solar hybrid PPA with SECI at Rs 4.72 per unit; project tenure 25 years, SCOD February 2028.

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Share price movement of ACME Solar

On February 19, 2026, ACME Solar Holdings Ltd opened at ₹234.95, up 1.75% from its previous close of ₹230.90. The stock reached a high of ₹236.30 (2.34%) and a low of ₹228.70. By 11:23 AM, it traded at ₹229.90, down 0.43%, with a market cap of ₹13,931.29 crore.

ACME Signs 190 MW PPA

ACME Solar Holdings Limited said its wholly owned subsidiary ACME Urja One Private Limited executed a Power Purchase Agreement with SECI Limited for a 190 MW hybrid power project.

The project is an ISTS connected wind solar hybrid plant with battery energy storage system. It will supply assured peak power during peak hours under the signed agreement.

The scheduled commercial operation date is February 27, 2028. The project tenure is 25 years from PPA signing, with a tariff of Rs. 4.72 per unit.

Stock performance of ACME Solar for period of 1 week, 6 months, and 1 year

ACME Solar Holdings Ltd gained 3.11% over the past week, declined 20.6% in six months, and rose 21.1% over the past one year.

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Shareholding pattern of ACME Solar

Particulars	Dec 2025	Sep 2025	Jun 2025
Promoter	83.30%	83.40%	83.40%
FII	4.00%	5.60%	5.80%
DII	6.90%	6.40%	6.60%
Public	6%	5%	4.20%

About ACME Solar

ACME Solar Holdings Limited (NSE: ACMESOLAR) is an integrated renewable energy company with 8,071 MW portfolio across solar, wind, hybrid, storage and BESS projects.

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