Electrical equipment stock jumps 4% after bagging orders worth ₹62 Cr for different businesses

Synopsis: Parth Electricals rose 4% as it bagged diversified orders worth Rs 61.78 crore. This helped improve its order book to Rs 178 crore, strengthening near-term revenue visibility and highlighting growing execution strength across domestic and export markets.

The shares of this company, which is a service-orientated firm that evolved into a manufacturing entity specialising in electrical equipment, had its shares in focus after the company bagged a Rs 62 crore order across various business segments. 

With the market cap of Rs 272 crore, the shares of Parth Electricals & Engineering Ltd gained about 4%, reaching a high of Rs 205, compared to its previous day closing price of Rs 200.15. The shares are trading at a PE of 22.5, whereas their industry PE is at 21.7. The shares have given a return of 16% since their listing in August 2025. 

About the order.

Parth Electricals & Engineering Ltd further augmented its order books with new business worth Rs 61.78 crores in its manufacturing, services, and EPC business segments. The highest addition to its order books comes from its EPC business at Rs 36.67 crores, which consists of 66 kV/11 kV GIS substation work and showcases the company’s growing delivery capacity in high-voltage power sector projects.

The mix of orders indicates good diversification. Domestic manufacturing orders of Rs 13.8 crores for Ring Main Units ensure stability of revenue generation, while orders of Rs 3.27 crores to the US ensure expansion of operations to international shores. In addition to that, orders of Rs 8.04 crores for providing services ensure diversification of revenue generation streams, which may take a relatively longer time compared to EPC projects.

Along with these, the Total Order Book is now at Rs 178 crores, to be executed in the next four quarters, beginning February 2026. In light of the order, management commentary indicates a healthy pipeline and growing customer base, which is a sign of continued momentum in the home and export markets in the short to medium term.

The revenue from operations for the company stood at Rs 80 crores in H1 FY26 compared to H1 FY25 revenue of Rs 70 crores, up by about 14 per cent YoY. Similarly, the net profit stood at Rs 6 crore in H1 FY26, up compared to the Rs 4 crore profit in H1 FY25.

The client portfolio of the company showcases a strong credibility and widespread presence in India’s industrial and infra ecosystem, with clients from power utilities, renewable energy, oil & gas, metals, cement, chemicals, rail & metro, and large manufacturing conglomerates. Partnerships with PSU behemoths like NTPC, Power Grid, IOCL, GAIL, Tata Power, and Delhi Metro, together with private ones like Adani, Reliance, JSW, UltraTech, ABB, Siemens, Schneider and Waaree indicate successful delivery capabilities, a high level of adherence to regulatory requirements, and potential repeat orders. The broad base of such clients not only mitigates revenue risk but also puts them on an optimised pedestal to tap large and complex orders in areas like energy transformation and infra growth.

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