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Supreme Power Equipment Earnings Call: Key Takeaways

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.

Why this was an Alfa AlertManagement explicitly guides FY27 revenue to ₹275cr-₹300cr, representing over 50% YoY growth from FY26 revenue of ₹182.1cr.
Highlights
Revenue growthFY26 growth 21.78%; FY27 target 51-65% growth YoY.
MarginsPAT margin 10-12% expected; slight pressure from raw materials.
Order book₹588.17cr as of May 27, 2026; 72% power transformers.
Demand visibilityStrong, driven by data centers and renewable energy investments.
Management confidenceHigh, citing full order book and successful capacity expansion.

Growth

FY26 revenue up 21.78% YoY to ₹182.1cr; PAT up 9.89% YoY to ₹20.44cr.

Outlook

FY27 revenue target ₹275cr-₹300cr. ₹20cr-₹25cr capex for new tank factory planned for FY27.

Risks

Input cost inflation and volatile commodity prices; potential under-utilization risk during new facility ramp-up.

Source

Earnings Call filed with NSE, NSE: SUPREMEPWR. Summary written with AI assistance from the document.

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Supreme Power Equipment Ltd: key numbers

Share price
₹210.50
Market cap
₹526.1 Cr
Revenue (annual)
₹181.6 Cr
Net profit (annual)
₹20.44 Cr
P/E (TTM)
25.7×Sector 53.6×
Promoter holding
57.16%+0.00% QoQ
FII holding
0.58%Current quarter

Reference market data from a third-party provider, updated daily. Not a valuation or a recommendation.

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