Gensol Engineering, a leading player in the clean energy sector, has issued a statement addressing recent allegations of document falsification and concerns over promoter share pledges. The company’s Chairman and Managing Director, Anmol Singh Jaggi, reassured stakeholders of Gensol’s commitment to financial stability and transparency.
Allegations and Rating Downgrade
The controversy arose after rating agencies ICRA and CARE downgraded Gensol Engineering’s credit rating, citing delays in debt servicing and alleged falsification of documents related to its debt repayment track record. ICRA highlighted that certain documents shared by Gensol were “apparently falsified,” raising concerns about corporate governance and liquidity. The company’s financial flexibility has also been questioned, with promoter share pledges increasing to 85.5% in February 2025 from 79.8% in September 2024.
Gensol’s Response
In an interview, Anmol Singh Jaggi denied any wrongdoing, stating, “We categorically deny the allegations of document falsification. Gensol has always been a profitable company with a strong track record.” He acknowledged a temporary liquidity mismatch caused by the simultaneous execution of large-scale projects but emphasized that the company had repaid ₹230 crore in debt obligations during the first nine months of the fiscal year.
To address the allegations, Gensol has announced the formation of an independent committee to investigate the matter. Jaggi also reaffirmed his confidence in the company’s future, expressing his intent to purchase additional shares from the open market to restore investor confidence.
Liquidity Challenges and Future Plans
Gensol’s liquidity challenges stem from its aggressive growth phase, with an order book of ₹7,000 crore and significant capital requirements for project execution. The company is actively working on asset sales expected to generate ₹650 crore, which will be used to meet debt obligations and stabilize operations.
Market Impact
The allegations and subsequent rating downgrades have taken a toll on Gensol’s stock, which has seen a sharp decline of over 50% in recent weeks. Despite this, Jaggi remains optimistic about securing a credit rating upgrade in the coming months as the company navigates its current challenges.
Commitment to Transparency
Gensol Engineering has reiterated its commitment to safeguarding customer interests and ensuring business continuity. The company’s proactive measures aim to address concerns and reinforce its position as a reliable player in the clean energy sector.
