Thank you very much, Nikunj. Very, very good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much for joining us for the Q3 FY26 Earnings Call of Waaree Energies Limited. I shall be referring to the presentation that has been uploaded on the Stock Exchanges. If you have the presentation handy, it would be helpful to follow the conversation. Before we begin, I would like to briefly highlight the cover page of our presentation. The facilities showcased here represent the scale and depth of our manufacturing footprint , b oth domestic and international. These are hubs powering our integrated solar and energy transition platform, enabling us to deliver consistently at scale with speed and with precision. Many of our upcoming facilities are in close vicinity of Vapi, which is the first proposed station for the upcoming bullet train, cutting down the travel time between Mumbai and Vapi to less than 45 minutes. The highway connectivity and bullet train access provides seamless logistics and employee attractiveness. Now I move to the most exciting part of the presentation, our Q3 Results: On Slide #3; Waaree Energies L imited has reported yet another stellar quarter with a revenue growth of 118.8% year -on-year and EBITDA growth of 167.2% year -on-year. Our PAT grew 118.4% year-on-year. These are record-breaking numbers, ladies and gentlemen, and they stand as a testament to our razor-sharp focus on growth and on creating value for all of our stakeholders, including all of you who are listening to the call. Moving to the Slide #4; our module production increased by 94% on a year -on-year basis, and the cell production increased by 35% quarter-on-quarter. This is supported by a solid order book of ~Rs. 60,000 crores, a healthy order pipeline e xceeding 100 gigawatts. This order pipeline gives us visibility for upcoming quarters ahead. The geographical revenue mix remains balanced with 67.4% contribution from domestic market and the remainder overseas. Retail and EPC segments continue to gain traction, further diversifying our revenue streams. On Slide #5; I am delighted to share that Waaree has become the First Indian Solar Manufacturer to achieve over 1 gigawatt of module production in a single month, producing nearly 52 modules per minute. Just eight more modules to go to hit the ne xt record. This demonstrates our manufacturing excellence driven by advanced automation, strong engineering capabilities, and continuous innovation, reinforcing Wa aree’s leadership in India's clean energy manufacturing landscape. Furthermore, we have also secured no n-Chinese fully traceable polysilicon supply chain through our strategic investment in United Solar Holdings based out of Oman. This further strengthens our position as a reliable partner in the United States of America and other international markets. Dur ing the quarter, we raised around Rs. 1,000 crores of equity for 20 gigawatt-hour advanced lithium-ion battery and pack manufacturing facility. Moving to Slide #7; this is one of the most important slides of the deck. This is what keeps us excited. This is what keeps us energized. This is what keeps us coming every day to work.Waaree 1.0 represents module and cells, but we are now investing in full solar value chain from polysilicon, ingots and wafers, cells, and modules. We are also investing across the energy transition ecosystem to build a fully integrated multi-energy global platform. Our expansion and investments into battery storage, inverters, transformers, power infrastructure, and electrolysers as a part of green energy ecosystems, we are building what we now call as Waaree 2.0. Moving to Slide #8; indigenization of inverters is vital for data protection and for control. India's market is expected to grow fourfold by 2035. Waaree has already commissioned phase one of its three-gigawatt inverter facility at Sarodhi, Gujarat, with phase two comprising of 1 gigawatt addition to be operational by FY27. Leveraging our retail reach, we are offering secure, localized, and advanced inverter solutions, strengthening India's energy ecosystem. Moving on to Slide #9; transformer is an extremely important component in the overall solar as well as transmission and distribution value chain. India continues to see a huge supply gap and to address this, Waaree is expanding its capacity to 20,000 MVA with a planned Capex of ~Rs. 192 crores. This will expand our product portfolio across distribution, inverter duty, and e xtra high-voltage transformers. We have already secured an order book of Rs. 245 crores, including a large order from a global multinational major, validating our quality benchmarks. Moving to Slide # 10; battery energy storage system is going to be an e xtremely important component of the entire value chain to ensure that we have 24 x7 renewable power supply. Waaree is building its 20 -gigawatt-hour facility to be ready by FY28. We aim to indigenize a large part of the value chain, catering to utilities, C&I customers, residential demand, and data centres. This will include anode, cathode, and electrolyte facilities in India. Moving to Slide #11; we are playing our part to solve land and connectivity related issues that at times slow renewable power adoption in India. We have already signed PPA worth 713 megawatts, with credit worthiness of utilities backing us up, global C&Is, and have already secured connectivity of 6.1 gigawatts, with land of ~3,500 secured acres and 13,500 acres tied up under acquisition. Moving to Slide #12; we are taking early steps in green hydrogen market through setting up a 1 gigawatt electrolyser facility with planned CAPEx of ~Rs. 676 crores. The capacity is expected to be operationalized by FY27. And for that, we have a PLI of Rs. 444 crores. On Slide #13; the outlook for solar industry continues to be buoyant and will support the very healthy growth of the entire solar value ecosystem from manufacturing to deployment. This is also aided by strong policy from the government. We see similar tailwind in the broader international market also. Slide #14; we continue to expand on stated timelines for our modules, cells, and ingots & wafers plant. We expect to operationalize all of these by FY27. Moving to Slide #15; our modules continue to rank among the highest achievers globally, with Waaree being recognized as Tier-1 PV module maker for the 39th consecutive quarter. All these awards, recognitions stand as our testament to highest quality standards and performance benchmarks. On Slide # 17; our CSR initiatives are of immense importance to us. W aaree continues to contribute meaningfully to society through educational support, tree plantation drives, cyclone relief efforts, healthcare initiatives, and partnership with IIT Bombay. Moving to Slide #18; we reaffirm our sustainability commitment. Waaree is progressing towards net zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2030, and Scope 3 by 2040. We are proud to be the first Indian module manufacturer to receive EPD certification and have secured gold medal in EcoVadis Sustainability Rating. With this absolutely brilliant news, ladies and gentlemen, I now hand it over to Sonal – our Chief Financial Officer, for her remarks.
Indeed, Sonal. Thank you very much. Well, absolutely brilliant performance. Finally, let's bring it all together. Waaree Energies Limited has delivered yet another record-breaking quarter with the highest -ever quarterly module production of 3.5 gigawatts, highest -ever revenue from operations, best-ever quarterly operating EBITDA with margins expanding beyond 25%, record EBITDA of Rs. 2,124 crores for Q3 2026, highest -ever order book of Rs. 60,000 crores and a strong pipeline of over 100 gigawatts, e xecution of all projects across modules, cells, ingots & wafers, inverters, battery energy storage systems, and green hydrogen electrolysers are progressing as planned. Ladies and gentlemen, we see a clear visibility of surpassing our EBITDA guidance of Rs. 5,500 to Rs. 6,000 crores for FY2026. With that, I will hand it over back to Nikunj.