Nava (NSE:NAVA) has temporarily shut down its 60-megawatt energy plant in the Indian state of Odisha as part of a scheduled downtime and maintenance routine, according to a Sept. 4 bourse filing.
The industrial conglomerate said the shutdown would not affect its financials because of low demand and high power supply availability.
The plant was shut down on Sunday and is expected to restart in 55 to 60 days. Nava's remaining 30- and 60-megawatt power plants remain online.
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