Bangladesh has made a landmark move on July 1, 2025, by paying USD 437 million, the largest single installment so far, to Adani Power. This settles all pending dues—including late-payment charges—and activates a Letter of Credit and sovereign guarantee, ensuring the uninterrupted flow of electricity. Adani Power will now resume full supply across both units at its 1,600 MW Godda plant in Jharkhand, as per Bangladesh Power Development Board scheduling .

Bangladesh has made a landmark move on July 1, 2025, by paying USD 437 million, the largest single installment so far, to Adani Power. This settles all pending dues—including late-payment charges—and activates a Letter of Credit and sovereign guarantee, ensuring the uninterrupted flow of electricity. Adani Power will now resume full supply across both units at its 1,600 MW Godda plant in Jharkhand, as per Bangladesh Power Development Board scheduling .

• Biggest single payment: USD 437 million in June, clearing backlog and future billing via LC+sovereign guarantees.
• Full power resumed: Both units of the Godda plant back online, supplying 1,600 MW to Bangladesh.
• Financial uplift: Adani’s credit outlook improves; Bangladesh secures stable energy supply.

This marks a turning point since late 2024, when supply had been curbed over past-dues. Now, both countries are moving toward a more dependable and transparent energy agreement.

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