Supreme Power Equipment Limited secured a Rs. 6.89 Crore domestic order for power transformers. The contract involves supplying 20MVA, 66/11KV units within approximately seven months.
H1 FY27 income ₹135.57 Cr (+79.91%), EBITDA margin 17.42%, PAT +45.09%. Order book ₹565.80 Cr; FY27 revenue guided ₹300–350 Cr. PAT margin hedged at 9–12% amid input inflation.
Supreme Power Equipment reported strong performance for H1 FY27, driven by the execution of a healthy order book and capacity expansion at the new Kannur facility. Strategy focuses on high-capacity transformers and geographic expansion.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited confirmed no deviation in the utilization of proceeds from its preferential issue of convertible warrants for the half-year ended September 30, 2026.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited conducted its 21st Annual General Meeting on September 25, 2026. Shareholders considered resolutions including financial statement adoption, director re-appointments, and increased borrowing limits.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited has announced its Annual General Meeting scheduled for September 25, 2026. The agenda includes resolutions for director re-appointments and related party transactions.
SPEL reported robust Q1 FY27 results with 37.3% revenue growth. Strategy focuses on high-value power transformers and scaling the new Kannur facility to capture infrastructure demand.
Supreme Power (SPEL) reported strong Q1 FY27 results with 37.33% revenue growth, driven by its new high-capacity Kannur facility and entry into the 220 kV transformer segment.
Supreme Power Equipment reported Q1 FY27 Revenue of ₹48.31 Cr, up 37% YoY, and EBITDA of ₹8.89 Cr. The company also secured 10 orders worth ₹195.64 Cr.
Supreme Power Equipment re-appointed its MD and WTD for 36 months and appointed Ramesh C Behera as an Independent Director. Devaraja Iyer Krishna Iyer resigned as Director.
Supreme Power Equipment will hold a board meeting on August 13, 2026, to approve the standalone and consolidated unaudited quarterly financial results.
Supreme Power Equipment Ltd secured a new order worth ₹8.64 Crore from EPC Company. The contract is for 20 MVA power transformers to be delivered within 11 months.
Supreme Power Equipment Ltd secured a Rs 5.70 Crore contract from KP MARKETING & SERVICES to supply 20 MVA transformers. Execution is expected within 12 months.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited secured a new order worth ₹11.40 Crore for 20 MVA power transformers. The contract, to be executed within 12 months, enhances its order backlog.
Supreme Power Equipment reports strong H2 FY26 performance driven by expansion into high-voltage transformers. Total income reached ₹182.1cr for FY26, with significant manufacturing capacity growth from 2,500 to 9,000 MVA.
Supreme Power Equipment reports a strong FY26 with 21.78% income growth, driven by a massive 260% capacity expansion and successful entry into high-voltage power transformer segments.
Supreme Power Equipment (SPEL) reported FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹182.10 Cr and net profit of ₹20.44 Cr. Strategy focuses on high-capacity transformer segments following new facility commercialization.
Supreme Power Equipment reported FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹182.10 Crore and ₹20.44 Crore net profit. The company also reached a record order book exceeding ₹588.17 Crore.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited submitted its annual Structured Digital Database compliance certificate for FY26. The auditor confirmed zero non-compliance across 39 required data events.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited confirms non-applicability of Annual Secretarial Compliance Report requirements under SEBI Regulation 24A. The exemption applies as the company is SME-listed.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited confirmed zero deviation in utilizing ₹5.27 Crore raised via preferential warrants. The funds are being deployed for working capital and development purposes.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited reported audited consolidated net profit of ₹20.44 Crore for FY2026. The board also approved internal and cost auditor appointments for FY2027.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited has secured a new domestic order worth ₹28.50 Crore from an EPC company in Karnataka. The contract involves the supply of 20MVA, 110/33-11KV Power Transformers. The project is expected to be executed within approximately eight months, enhancing the company's revenue visibility for the upcoming fiscal period.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited secured four new domestic orders worth ₹128 Crore from Hyderabad-based companies for power transformers. The projects have execution timelines ranging from 11 to 17 months. This brings the company's total consolidated order book to ₹577.72 Crore, providing significant revenue visibility.
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