NHPC hydro projects helped define the company’s FY26 performance, with NHPC Limited reporting consolidated profit after tax of Rs. 3,766 crore, up 25% from Rs. 3,007 crore in FY25. Revenue from operations increased 12% to Rs. 11,615 crore. The company incurred capital expenditure of Rs. 13,689 crore during the year, confirming that project execution remains capital-heavy. NHPC hydro projects progressing during the year include the 2,000 MW Subansiri Lower, 1,720 MW Kamala and 2,880 MW Dibang Multipurpose projects. These are among the major Hydropower projects India watchers will continue to track because they influence future capacity, regional energy balance and project-contracting activity. EnergylineIndia.com highlights this update for readers who need financial and project-linked insight in one frame. NHPC hydro projects also received fresh investment approvals worth Rs. 5,703 crore for Uri-I Stage-II and Dulhasti Stage-II in Jammu and Kashmir. The development matters for Hydropower project tenders because new approvals can create downstream procurement and execution opportunities. NHPC hydro projects should be assessed through PAT growth, revenue movement, capex and project milestone visibility. NHPC hydro projects remain the strongest indicator of NHPC’s long-term capacity expansion strategy.