Bangladesh reduces Adani Power dues with $384 million payment, leaves $500 mn in dues unsettled

Bangladesh dramatically reduced her dues to Adani Power by paying $ 384 million in June under the Energy Supply Agreement. This batch reduces the total amount due from “acceptable” claims until March 31, which is part of 437 million dollars committed at the end of the month. With this batch, Bangladesh has now settled approximately $ 1.5 billion out of a total amount of approximately $ 2 billion, leaving about $ 500 million still “preparations”.

The 2017 Energy Supply Agreement between Bangladesh and the Ruwan Power faced the audit, especially after the economic challenges exacerbated by the Russian conflict, the Krin, and local political instability. This instability led to the expulsion of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, which led to the increase in the disposal of the country’s financial affairs. Because of these financial difficulties, Bangladesh has struggled to meet her payment obligations, which prompted Adani Power to half of the electricity supply in November 2024. However, Bangladesh began to wipe its monthly dues, the full supplies resumed in March 2025.

According to Adani Power, Adani Power agreed to waive the late payment fees for the period from January to June 2025, which amounted to about 20 million dollars, provided that Bangladesh is committed to payment obligations. The sources indicate that the difference in the “claim” and “recognized” arises from the ongoing discussions between the two parties related to the cost of coal and the factory capacity accounts. A spokesman for Adani Power confirmed payments, but he did not share the details of the “approved” and “agreed” dues, saying that these discussions are especially.

Bangladesh faces challenges in generating adequate foreign currencies revenue necessary to cover basic imports such as electricity, coal and oil. Foreign reserves in the country decreased, which led to an increase in energy lack in rural areas and increased political turmoil. These unrest led to the interim government’s request to obtain additional financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund, in addition to the current rescue package of $ 4.7 billion. The temporary administration, led by the Nobel Prize Prize holder, described the existing agreements, including the Adani Power deal, as an inappropriate and began to form a high -level committee to re -examine these deals.

Besides Adany Power, other Indian companies such as NTPC and PTC India provide electricity to Bangladesh. The continuation of these energy deals is very important for Bangladesh to maintain stable energy supplies, especially in rural areas. While the country transports the financial and political scene, the solution to these dues and the conditions of power agreements will remain a pivotal point for temporary observers and international observers.

The situation confirms the complications involved in international energy agreements, especially in the context of the volatility of economic conditions and political changes. The participation of international bodies such as the International Monetary Fund is the global dimension of such financial challenges and energy. In addition, continuous discussions and potential amendments to the dynamic nature of trade and international financing reflect, as the ability to adapt and negotiate is a key to maintaining stability and progress.

Adani power performance

Adani Power shares organized a strong gathering this week, increasing by 13.8 % to 605 rupees on BSE today, which is fueled by strong trading volumes.

On the technical front, the arrow is traded comfortably higher than the main daily moving averages (EMAS). Trendlyne data indicates that EMA for 5 days is 558.3, EMA for 10 days at 555.7, and EMA for 20 days at 555.0. The long -term EMA shows for 50 days at 548.3, EMA for 100 days at 543.3, and 200 days EMA at 548.6.

The RSI is about 59 years of relativity index (RSI), indicating a neutral momentum because readings that are less than 30 indicate excessive sale conditions and those that exceed 70 points to the peak purchase levels.

While Adani Power has decreased by 15.64 % during the past year, they have shown a strong recovery in recent months. The stock increased by 14.50 % so far this year, an increase of six months by 19.03 %. Over the past three months, it has increased by 16.12 %, and last month, it has advanced 9.14 %.

Adani Power shares were closed at 584.25 rupees on Friday, an increase of 1.11 %.