Synopsis: The shares of this heavy electrical company were in the news today as it gained more than 4 per cent today following the company’s announcement of its Q2 results, which highlighted the company’s net profit growth at 162 per cent along with growth in multiple areas.
The shares of this company, which is an Indian manufacturer serving global clients in the critical energy transition equipment, power technologies and more, were in the spotlight today as the company announced its Q2 results with growth in multiple key areas of the business.
With a market cap of Rs 6,507 crore, the shares of Quality Power Electrical Equipments Ltd closed at Rs 831 falling more than 7% when compared to its previous day’s closing price of Rs 895.75. The shares are trading at a 13.5 per cent discount from their 52-week high when considering today’s high price.
Q2 FY26 Result highlights.
The revenue from operation for the company stood at Rs 205.7 crore when compared to Rs 94.3 crore in Q2 FY25, growing by about 118 per cent on a YoY basis and on a QoQ basis increasing by 16 per cent from Rs 176.7 crore in Q1 FY26.
The PAT grew by about 162 per cent on a YoY basis when you compare the Q2 FY26 profit at Rs 35.16 crore to Rs 13.4 crore in Q2 FY25 and on a QoQ basis has fallen by 5.12 per cent from Rs 37.06 crore in Q1 FY26. The EBITDA stands at Rs 49.4 crore versus Rs 16.8 crore in Q2 FY25, which is a growth of 194 per cent.
Operational highlights
Quality Power delivered a strong quarter driven by HVDC and FACTS projects, supported by steady global orders and a healthy Rs 830 crore order book. The company advanced strategically with Mehru, its subsidiary, by signing a GIS technology co-development partnership with Hyosung T&D India and by increasing its stake in Nebeske Labs to 26 per cent to strengthen digital capabilities in AI, IoT, and smart grid solutions.
Capacity expansion remains on schedule, including the Sangli coil factory, Cochin plant upgrade, and Mehru’s expanded Bhiwadi facility, along with a new magnet-wire manufacturing line to enhance backward integration. Operational execution improved as Mehru posted a 12 per cent EBITDA margin backed by export demand, and with rising global need for grid modernisation, Quality Power expects continued momentum.
Mr Bharanidharan Pandyan, Joint Managing & Whole-time Director, said:
“The global high-voltage industry continues to expand on the back of the energy transition, renewable integration, and grid modernisation. While capacity additions remain strong worldwide, constraints in engineered electrical components are creating long-term opportunities in advanced high-voltage technologies. Quality Power is capitalising on this momentum through strong international order inflows, deeper technology integration, and disciplined execution. Our ongoing investments in automation, technology, and processes are enhancing product reliability, manufacturing agility, and competitiveness across global markets.”
About the company and others.
Quality Power is an Indian company that works with global clients to support the energy transition and strengthen modern power grids. They specialise in high-voltage electrical equipment and solutions used across power generation, transmission, and automation. The company is one of the few manufacturers worldwide that produces advanced HVDC and FACTS systems, key technologies needed for large renewable projects and reliable electricity networks.
They offer a wide range of products like reactors, transformers, line traps, capacitor banks, converters, and grid-stabilising systems such as STATCOM and SVC. Their strong presence in both India and international markets allows them to serve customers around the world with dependable, future-ready power solutions.
Quality Power has a strong and diverse client base, combining global engineering leaders like GE, Siemens, ABB, Toshiba and Hyundai with major Indian groups such as Reliance, Tata, JSW, Adani, L&T and Powergrid. The presence of companies like Saudi Aramco highlights international credibility. Together, these partnerships reflect solid industry trust and deep involvement across the energy and infrastructure ecosystem.
Written by Leon Mendonca.
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