Morgan Stanley double upgrades Tata Power, Torrent Power; check out details

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This has resulted in higher plant load factors (PLFs) for coal plants (partly also due to slower commissioning), higher merchant volumes being sold on exchanges and Independent Power Producers (IPPs) reporting stronger-than-expected profit growth.

As per Morgan Stanley NTPC will increase its market share in conventional capacity in this cycle and has moats to build a strong renewable energy platform.

Furthermore, Morgan Stanley sees upside risks to capex and earnings as leverage but also thinks valuations have to be seen in the context of growth, its visibility, and leverage, not just return ratios.