ReNew Energy Global plc filings document foreign private issuer reporting for a Nasdaq-listed decarbonization company with RNW and RNWWW securities. Form 6-K current reports furnish IFRS earnings releases, renewable capacity commissioning updates, ReNew Green commercial and industrial platform financing, asset-sale proceeds, and material-event exhibits incorporated into the company's Form F-3 registration statement when specified.
The filings also record governance and capital-structure matters, including board representation changes, executive separation disclosures, equity investments in subsidiaries, and risk-factor cross-references to the company's Form 20-F. These records tie ReNew's public disclosures to its wind, solar, battery storage, solar manufacturing and commercial offtake activities.
ReNew Energy Global plc (RNW) is having a class of its securities removed from listing and/or registration on Nasdaq Stock Market LLC. The affected security is the company’s warrants expiring 8/22/2026. Nasdaq certifies that it has complied with its rules and the requirements under Section 12(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to file this Form 25.
ReNew Energy Global plc (RNW) reports that its Nasdaq-listed warrants (ticker RNWWW) will expire at 5:00 p.m. New York City time on August 22, 2026 under the existing Warrant Agreement. The company does not plan to extend their term, and no Broker Protect Period has been arranged.
Trading in RNWWW will be suspended after the close of business on August 21, 2026, and the warrants will then be delisted from Nasdaq. Any warrants not exercised before the expiration time will lapse in accordance with their terms and will have no further rights or value.
ReNew describes a clean energy portfolio of about 20.5 GW on a gross basis as of July 31, 2026, including 1.7 GW / 6.2 GWh of battery energy storage, along with significant solar module and cell manufacturing capacity in India.
ReNew Energy Global Plc reported stronger Q1 FY27 results with Total Income of INR 47,864 million (US$ 506 million), up from INR 41,182 million a year earlier. Net profit rose to INR 5,953 million (US$ 63 million) and Adjusted EBITDA increased to INR 30,392 million (US$ 321 million). Cash generated from operating activities grew to INR 21,570 million (US$ 228 million), while CFe declined to INR 12,838 million (US$ 136 million) due to higher loan repayments and interest.
As of June 30, 2026, ReNew had a ~20.5 GW portfolio (including 1.7 GW/6.2 GWh of BESS) and ~13.1 GW commissioned, later increasing to ~13.5 GW after commissioning additional solar capacity. Liquidity comprised INR 88,992 million (US$ 940 million) of cash, bank balances and liquid investments, against net debt of INR 697,123 million (US$ 7,364 million).
The company agreed a proposed take-private transaction via a UK scheme of arrangement offering US$ 7.02 per share in cash or a rollover option, backed by undertakings from holders of approximately 51.1% of voting power. ReNew also agreed to sell 1,055 MW of solar projects at an enterprise value of about INR 50.8 billion (US$ 537 million), expected to generate cash inflows of roughly INR 18.1 billion (US$ 191 million), including a contingent earn-out.
ReNew Energy Global Plc announced that it will hold its fifth Annual General Meeting of shareholders in London on September 16, 2026. Shareholders will vote on receiving the U.K. Companies Act annual report and accounts for the year ended March 31, 2026, approving the directors’ remuneration report, re-appointing KNAV Limited as U.K. statutory auditors, and authorising the Board and Audit Committee to set the auditors’ remuneration.
Only shareholders of record at 23:59 Eastern Daylight Time on August 18, 2026 may attend and vote. AGM materials for the year ended March 31, 2026 are expected to be published around August 22, 2026 on ReNew’s investor relations website. ReNew describes itself as a decarbonization solutions company with a clean energy portfolio of about 20.2 GW on a gross basis as of May 18, 2026, including 1.7 GW / 6.2 GWh of battery energy storage. It also has 6.4 GW of solar module and 2.5 GW of solar cell manufacturing capacity and is expanding cell capacity by an additional 4 GW expected to be operational by December 2026.
ReNew Energy Global plc received an updated disclosure from Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Platinum Cactus A 2019 Trust and Platinum Hawk C 2019 RSC Limited regarding their stake and role in a proposed take-private transaction. Through Platinum Cactus, they beneficially own 58,170,916 Class A shares, representing 23.64% of the class, based on 246,038,922 shares outstanding as of March 31, 2026.
On August 11, 2026, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and founder Sumant Sinha, together with the issuer (the “Consortium”), agreed a Transaction Agreement to acquire all ReNew shares they do not already hold, for $7.02 per share, via a UK court-sanctioned Part 26 scheme of arrangement. Non-Consortium holders may instead elect to retain their shares as “Rollover Shares”. Platinum Cactus entered into an Irrevocable Undertaking to vote in favor of the scheme (or any takeover offer alternative), rollover all of its securities, avoid transferring or encumbering them outside the deal, and cooperate with post-closing reorganization and regulatory approvals, subject to detailed lapse conditions.
A future Shareholders’ Agreement will give Platinum Cactus board representation, committee seats, veto rights over specified budget and business-plan deviations, consent rights over large transactions above US$250 million, and influence over certain super-majority investor matters, all tied to its equity proportion. Together, the reporting persons, CPPIB, the founder and JERA may be deemed to beneficially own 221,779,159 shares, or about 69.9% of a 317,381,305-share base, though the reporting persons disclaim ownership of shares held by the other consortium members.
ReNew Energy Global plc is the subject of an updated beneficial ownership report by JERA Power RN B.V. and JERA Co., Inc., which each report beneficial ownership of 28,524,255 Class A Ordinary Shares, representing 10% of the class based on 284,893,660 shares outstanding as of July 23, 2026.
The company has entered into a Transaction Agreement with a consortium comprising CPP Investments and founder Sumant Sinha. Under a court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement, each share not held by the consortium, its affiliates or as treasury, and not elected as a Rollover Share, will be transferred to CPP Investments for US$7.02 per share in cash, subject to withholding taxes. Eligible shareholders may instead elect to retain their shares as Rollover Shares, receiving no cash consideration.
JERA Power has given an irrevocable undertaking to vote its shares in favor of the scheme and related resolutions, to elect the Rollover for all of its shares, to accept any takeover offer alternative, and to refrain from transferring or acquiring shares outside the transaction. The filing also outlines a post-closing Reorganization shifting ownership to ReNew Private Limited and a future Shareholders' Agreement governing governance, transfer restrictions (including a three-year lock-up for most investors), and preparation for a potential Indian IPO via a Strategic Options Committee.
ReNew Energy Global plc agreed to a take‑private transaction under a U.K. court‑sanctioned scheme of arrangement with a consortium led by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and founder Sumant Sinha. Each Class A ordinary share that is not held by the consortium or its affiliates, not in treasury and not elected as a Rollover Share will be transferred for $7.02 in cash per share, subject to court sanction and other closing conditions.
Eligible shareholders may instead elect to retain their shares as Rollover Shares, subject to cutbacks designed to keep the post‑transaction shareholder count at or below 200 and U.S. Rollover holders at or below 9% of outstanding shares. The deal requires 75% approval thresholds at shareholder meetings, court approval and regulatory clearances in India, Belgium and France. As of the filing, Sumant Sinha beneficially owns 60,540,417 shares, or 19.75%, while the reporting group together with CPPIB, JERA and Platinum may be deemed to control about 74% of voting rights.
ReNew Energy Global plc has agreed to be acquired by a consortium led by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and founder Sumant Sinha via a UK scheme of arrangement. The consortium will acquire all shares it does not already own for US$7.02 in cash per share, subject to conditions.
Each non‑consortium shareholder can either receive the US$7.02 cash offer or elect to roll over and retain their shares; shareholders who do not actively elect rollover before the court hearing will receive cash by default. Completion requires shareholder approvals, UK court sanction, specified regulatory clearances in India, Belgium and France, and other customary conditions, including no Company Material Adverse Effect.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board reports beneficial ownership of 88,846,844 ReNew Energy Global Class A shares, representing 34.4% of voting rights, including rights linked to its ReNew India stake and one Class D share. Together with the Founder, JERA and Platinum, the consortium may be deemed to control about 74.02% of voting power.
CPP Investments has signed a Transaction Agreement for a consortium-led acquisition of all remaining ReNew Energy Global shares via a U.K. Part 26 scheme of arrangement at $7.02 per share in cash for non-rollover investors. Shareholders (other than those in India) may elect to retain "Rollover Shares" instead of cash. Closing depends on supermajority shareholder approvals, U.K. court sanction, competition clearances in India, Belgium and France, and absence of a Company Material Adverse Effect. JERA and Platinum, holding about 51.1% of scheme voting power, have given irrevocable undertakings to support and roll over into the post-transaction structure.
ReNew Energy Global Plc agreed to sell 1,055 MW of solar projects in Rajasthan and Karnataka to Purvah Green Power Private Limited, a CESC Limited subsidiary, at an enterprise value of about INR 50.8 billion (US$532 million), with closing subject to customary conditions. Of this, around INR 2.3 billion (US$24 million) is structured as an earn-out contingent on change-in-law orders. The deal is projected to generate approximately INR 18.1 billion (US$190 million) of cash inflow for ReNew, subject to closing adjustments.
The portfolio consists of six SPVs with 25-year Power Purchase Agreements, including recent Rajasthan projects with SECI at fixed tariffs of INR 2.18 per unit and older Karnataka projects with BESCOM and HESCOM at fixed tariffs between INR 4.76 and INR 4.86 per unit. ReNew notes a broader clean energy portfolio of about 20.2 GW (including 1.7 GW/6.2 GWh of BESS) and significant solar module and cell manufacturing capacity.