Tata Power has restarted operations at its 4,150 MW Mundra thermal power plant located in Kutch, Gujarat, after a shutdown lasting nearly nine months. The plant, operated by its subsidiary Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd, had been offline since July 2, 2025, leading to significant financial losses. The resumption follows the signing of supplementary power purchase agreements, including one with Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd, which was approved by the Gujarat cabinet last month. This restart is part of the government's initiative to enhance power generation to meet rising demand, as the Mundra facility is a major contributor, supplying nearly half of its output to Gujarat. In terms of stock performance, Tata Power shares have increased by 3.2% over the past month, although they have remained relatively stable over the longer term, down just 4% in the last six months. For the third quarter of FY26, Tata Power reported a profit after tax (PAT) of ₹1,194 crore (approximately $144 million USD), a 1% increase year-on-year, while revenue for the quarter was ₹14,485 crore (around $1.74 billion USD), down 4% from the previous year. The company has also made strides in renewable energy, executing around 1.3 GW of projects, bringing its total installed capacity to 16.3 GW.