Synopsis:- In a fresh disclosure, Supreme Power Equipment Limited has secured a Rs. 13.50 crore domestic order from an EPC company in Maharashtra for the supply of 20MVA, 110/33-11kV power transformers, with execution scheduled within approximately seven months.
Shares of a leading power transformer manufacturer came into focus on April 7, 2026, after the company filed an order receipt intimation with the National Stock Exchange. With a market capitalisation of Rs. 442.34 crore, the shares of Supreme Power Equipment Limited were trading at Rs. 177 per share, up by 4.92 percent from its previous close of 168.7. It is trading at a P/E of 19.94.
The company has received a Rs. 13.50 crore order from an EPC company situated in Maharashtra for the supply of 20MVA, 110/33-11kV power transformers. Execution is expected within approximately seven months. The order is a domestic contract, with no promoter or related-party interest in the awarding entity. At roughly 9.3 percent of the company’s FY25 standalone revenue of Rs. 145 crore, this single order is material for a company of its scale.
This is at least the second order of this specific product configuration in recent weeks. In late February 2026, the company disclosed a Rs. 10.40 crore order also for 20MVA, 110/33-11kV transformers, with an 8 month delivery window. The repeat award of the same product type to the same supplier by different EPC buyers points to growing demand for grid-upgrade-grade transformers, consistent with the broader capex cycle in India’s power distribution infrastructure.
The company in early March 2026 announced commencement of commercial production at its new Kannur facility, adding 6,000-6,500 MVA of annual capacity and taking total manufacturing capacity to approximately 9,000 MVA per year. The Kannur facility, representing a project investment of around Rs. 100 crore, expands the company’s ability to absorb a higher volume of such orders without stretching existing lines.
Seven-month execution windows on 20MVA transformer contracts are operationally standard; the question for investors is whether margin profiles on these EPC-sourced orders hold up against rising input costs, given that December 2025 quarterly OPM compressed to around 10 percent from over 16 percent in the preceding quarter.
Business Overview
Incorporated in 1994 and listed on the NSE SME platform, Supreme Power Equipment Limited manufactures power transformers, distribution transformers, windmill transformers, and related electrical equipment, with rated capacity now extending up to 25MVA/132kV with expansion underway to 160MVA.
For FY25, the company reported standalone revenue of Rs. 145 crore and net profit of Rs. 19 crore. In the December 2025 quarter, revenue stood at Rs. 37.78 crore and net profit at Rs. 3.38 crore, reflecting some margin softness quarter-on-quarter.
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