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    • Expect to see resolution of NPAs in coming quarters: PTC

    • Stake sale proceeds to help strengthen balance sheet, propel growth: PTC India Fin

    • 80% of sanctions in Q3 for renewable sector: PTC Fin Svcs

    • Borrowing costs down but yield pressure stays: PTC India Fin

    • Q1 NPA weighed by 3 A/cs turning bad but worst over: PTC Fin

    • Expect power portfolio to increase by 400-500 mw this year: PTC

    • PTC upbeat about maintaining 30-40% growth rate

    • Sanctioned loans for Rs 6,500 crore in Q4: PTC India

    • GNPLs under control; IIFC deal to aid infra financing: PFS

    • Don't expect asset quality to worsen further: PTC Financial

    • Renewable energy sector has potential to grow: PTC India

    • Have increased loans to renewable energy business: PTC Fin

    • About 60% of sanctions will be to renewable energy: PTC Fin

    • Saw nil NPAs in Q3; focusing on renewable energy: PTC Fin

    • See opportunities in renewables, wind sector: PTC Fin

    • Will continue to focus on solar, wind energy: PTC India

    • Satisfied with Q4 nos; will maintain NIM at 8.5%: PTC Fin

      The stock, however, was down 2.9 percent on the stock market at 12:22 IST based on weak earnings.

    • PTC India Financial Svs eyes better disbursement in FY14

      PTC India Financial Services has sanctioned Rs 1,032 crore to nine energy projects, says director (finance) and CFO Pawan Singh.

    • Still hold 5% in Indian Energy Exchange: PTC India

      PTC Financial Services divested part of its stake in Indian Energy Exchange (IEE). The company offloaded 14% in IEE for Rs 70 crore and it still holds 5% stake.

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