Transformer stock with expansion plans and strong revenue growth guidance to keep an eye on
Synopsis:The company is positioned for strong growth, supported by a rising order book, major capacity expansion, and accelerating demand in India’s fast-growing transformer and electrical equipment market. With expanding product mix, new plant commissioning, and robust sector tailwinds, revenue visibility and long-term scalability remain firmly intact. The Other Electrical Equipment sector in India is growing […] The post Transformer stock with expansion plans and strong revenue growth guidance to keep an eye on appeared first on Trade Brains.
Synopsis:
The company is positioned for strong growth, supported by a rising order book, major capacity expansion, and accelerating demand in India’s fast-growing transformer and electrical equipment market. With expanding product mix, new plant commissioning, and robust sector tailwinds, revenue visibility and long-term scalability remain firmly intact.
The Other Electrical Equipment sector in India is growing rapidly, driven by increased infrastructure projects, renewable energy adoption, and smart grid technologies. The market is expected to expand at a CAGR of over 15% between 2024-2029, reaching substantial billion-dollar figures. Rapid urbanization and rising electricity consumption boost demand for efficient electrical equipment across residential and commercial sectors.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 549 crore, the shares of Supreme Power Equipment Limited closed at Rs 219.70 per share, increasing around 0.9 percent as compared to the previous closing price of Rs 217.25 apiece.
Order book and execution
Supreme Power Equipment Limited holds an order book of Rs 235 crore, with Rs 112 crore from government clients and Rs 123 crore from non-government customers. The mix includes Rs 53 crore in distribution transformers, Rs 105 crore in power transformers and Rs 76 crore in inverter-duty solar units. Management expects 50–60% execution this year. With a 10–15% win rate and a bidding pipeline of Rs 600–700 crore, growth visibility remains strong.
Additionally, the company secured diverse Q2 orders across states and sectors. Key wins include Rs 4.15 crore from TANTRANSCO, Rs 15.25 crore from KSEB, Rs 19.82 crore in Telangana, and Rs 14.36 crore in Karnataka, plus Rs 4.48 crore via subsidiary Danya Electric. Industrial and renewable orders added Rs 2.55 crore from a steel plant and Rs 9.03 crore for major solar projects, deepening both geographic and segment presence.
Supreme Power Equipment is a growing transformer manufacturer specializing in distribution, power, and inverter-duty solar transformers. With a strong order book, expanding capacity, and rising demand from utilities and renewable projects, the company is scaling rapidly. Its focus on quality, diversification, and timely execution positions it well in India’s evolving power infrastructure sector.
Expansion & Guidance
Further, Supreme Power is set for a major scale-up, with its 6-acre new plant becoming operational by December 2025 and production starting Jan 2026. Capacity will rise from 2,500 MVA to 9,000 MVA , enabling products up to 160 MVA . At peak, it can generate Rs 500–550 crore revenue, reaching full utilisation in 2–3 years, with 20–30% contribution expected for the new plant utilisation in Q4 FY26.
The company expects to surpass Rs 200 crore in FY26 revenue, supported by high utilisation at its existing plant and initial contributions from the new facility in Q4. Government exposure is planned to be reduced below 50%. For FY27, management targets 30–40% growth, implying revenues of Rs 260– Rs 280 crore, driven by stronger capacity and diversified orders.
Revenue mix
Supreme Power Equipment’s revenue mix shows steady diversification. Distribution transformers contributed Rs 41.19 crore in FY23, rising to Rs 58.06 crore in FY25. Power transformers grew from Rs 30 crore to Rs 45.12 crore in FY24, but slight dip in FY25 to Rs 40.55 crore, while inverter-duty solar transformers surged from Rs 3.82 crore to Rs 25.49 crore over the same period. Total revenue expanded sharply from Rs 75.53 crore in FY23 to Rs 144.79 crore in FY25, reflecting strong demand across segments.
Industry Overview
India’s transformer market is expanding rapidly, rising from USD 3.97 billion in 2023 to an expected USD 8.41 billion by 2028 at over 10% CAGR. Demand is driven by power sector expansion, doubling of domestic manufacturing capacity, and utilisation levels of 60–70%. With India’s installed capacity at 446.18 GW and record power generation, transformer demand remains structurally strong.
Conclusion
Supreme Power Equipment is entering a high-growth phase, backed by a strong order book, expanding capacity, and rising demand across transformer segments. With its new plant boosting output and diversified orders improving stability, the company is well-positioned to scale rapidly, improve margins, and capture a larger share of India’s growing transformer market.
Written by Abhishek Singh
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