Secondary Recommendation

OPG Power Ventures - Indian power generator to grow eps from 4.1p to 20.0p between 2014-17

October 2014

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Much has been made about the looming threat of blackouts in the UK due to the lack of replacements for our ageing stock of power stations but spare a thought for India, where 700m people were left without power in 2012 and even now it has an overall energy shortfall of over 42 billion kilowatt hours. India is effectively paying the price for the fact that its infrastructure has not kept up with its break-neck pace of economic growth, but this shortfall has provided opportunities for fleet footed private firms to fill the gap and one such firm is AIM-listed OPG Power, a fast-growing operator of thermal power plants. OPG currently operates from five plants, which produce 270 MW of power but the excitement for investors is that it is ...

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