Vedanta Power’s Q1 results show a shift to a net loss even as revenue rises. The company’s revenue increases by 31.3% to Rs 2,607 crore, up from Rs 1,986 crore reported in the previous fiscal period. Despite higher sales, Vedanta Power records a net loss for the quarter, which the company attributes to one-time costs. The available reporting focuses on the combined impact of these non-recurring expenses on profitability, outweighing the benefit from revenue growth. The sources do not provide additional details on the specific items that make up the one-time costs, nor do they include figures such as earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) or year-on-year comparisons beyond the revenue figure. Overall, the coverage indicates that while top-line performance improves, Vedanta Power’s bottom-line outcome is adversely affected in the quarter due to non-recurring charges.