Power sector bonds are issued by companies in electricity generation, transmission, and distribution in India. The sector includes both state-backed and private issuers, and yields vary widely with credit rating. Power bonds listed on online bond platforms typically offer 7–11% yield to maturity.

Power sector bonds come from companies across electricity generation, transmission, and distribution in India. The sector includes both state-backed and private issuers, and credit quality varies accordingly — from AAA-rated government-linked financiers to lower-rated private generators. Sector-specific factors include regulated tariffs, payment cycles of state distribution companies, and fuel supply economics, all of which feed into credit ratings. Yields on listed power sector bonds typically range from 7% to 11% by rating and tenure.

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10 Bonds Found

Sorted by YTM. Not a recommendation.
IssuerRatingYTMCouponMaturityPlatforms
UP Power Corporation Limited
INE540P07269
A+8.50%9.75%1.4Y1
India Grid Trust
INE219X07264
AAA8.20%4.9Y1
U P Power Corporation Limited
INE540P07350
AA-10.15%1.6Y1
U P Power Corporation Limited
INE540P07475
A+9.95%1.8Y1
Nashik Municipal Corporation
INE579F24057
AA8.05%5.7Y1
NASHIK MUNICIPAL CORPORATION 2030
INE579F24065
A8.05%3.7Y1
Nashik Municipal Corporation
INE579F24107
AA8.05%9.7Y1
Meghalaya Energy Corporation Limited
INE760I07037
A-11.45%3.7Y1
Meghalaya Energy Corporation Ltd
INE760I07045
A-11.01%4.5Y1
Meghalaya Energy Corporation Ltd
INE760I07052
A11.01%4.6Y1

Frequently Asked Questions

Which companies issue power sector bonds in India?

Issuers span electricity generation, transmission, and distribution — from government-linked financiers and utilities to private generators and renewable energy companies. Credit quality varies widely across the sector, which is why ratings range from AAA down to the A and BBB tiers.

What yields do power sector bonds offer?

Listed power sector bonds typically yield 7–11% depending on the issuer's credit rating and the bond's tenure. State-backed issuers tend to sit at the lower end of that range, while private and lower-rated issuers pay more.

What risks are specific to power sector bonds?

Beyond standard credit and interest-rate risk: regulated tariff changes, delayed payments from state distribution companies (discoms), fuel supply economics, and project execution risk for new capacity. Rating agencies factor these into the issuer's rating and outlook.

Data is for informational purposes only. BondDekho is not SEBI-registered and does not provide investment advice. Bond yields and ratings are subject to change. Verify details on respective platforms before investing. Sorted by Yield to Maturity. Not a recommendation.