Synopsis:
Viviana Power Tech Ltd. has announced plans for revenue growth, new orders, and margin in FY26, demonstrating confidence in future growth driven by diversification and expansion projects.
A Micro Cap company that is in the business of Erection and installation of Power Transmission and Maintenance of Power Stations is in the spotlight today following the announcement of its revenue and margin guidance. The article below provides a detailed overview of the company’s performance and future outlook.
With a market capitalization of Rs. 811.55 crore, the shares of Viviana Power Tech Limited is trading at Rs. 1,293, down by 0.84 percent from its previous closing price of Rs. 1,304 per equity share.
Viviana Power Tech Ltd’s management has provided a positive outlook, including revenue growth, order inflows, and margin. The company is confident in maintaining strong business momentum through strategic investments and a robust pipeline of opportunities.
Revenue Guidance
Viviana Power Tech Ltd reported Q1 FY26 revenue of Rs. 31.68 crore and has guided FY26 revenue above Rs. 550 crore, expecting significant contributions in Q3 and a strong Q4 as most LOAs were received in July–August, indicating a revenue ramp in H2. For FY27, management targets revenue of Rs. 850 crore.
Transformers are expected to contribute about 10 percent to Viviana Power Tech’s business mix in FY26–FY27, with the remaining 90 percent coming from EPC projects. The transformer segment is set to ramp up in the future as more ratings complete type-testing.
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Order Guidance
Viviana Power Tech Ltd currently has an unexecuted order book of Rs. 1,052 crore, comprising Rs. 120 crore in Transmission EPC, ~Rs. 880 crore in Distribution EPC, and Rs. 52 crore in Transformers. The company expects order inflows of Rs. 500–600 crore by June 2026, targeting an order book of Rs. 800–900 crore into FY27.
Margin Guidance
In Q1 FY26, Viviana Power Tech Ltd reported EBITDA of Rs. 6.46 crore (21.4 percent margin) and PAT of Rs. 3.16 crore (10.3 percent margin vs 7.3 percent LY). Management expects PAT margins to sustain around 9 percent for FY26 and FY27, supported by disciplined bidding at slightly higher prices than peers.
About the Company
Viviana Power Tech Ltd, incorporated in 2014, is an EPC company specializing in power transmission, distribution, and industrial electrical projects. It offers end-to-end services including supply, erection, testing, commissioning of transmission lines, development of substations, underground cabling, and system modernization.
The company has executed large projects such as ±500 KV HVDC and 400/220/132/66/33 KV transmission lines for government utilities, private entities, and renewable developers, securing contracts through open bidding and preferential routes. With a focus on high-quality materials, engineering expertise, and timely delivery, Viviana is committed to building sustainable and reliable power infrastructure.
Financial Outlook
In Q1FY26, revenue stood at Rs. 31.68 crore, rising sharply by 409 percent YoY from Rs. 6.22 crore but declining 76.5 percent QoQ from Rs. 134.73 crore, while net profit came in at Rs. 3.27 crore, up 627 percent YoY from Rs. 0.45 crore yet down 72.4 percent QoQ compared to Rs. 11.85 crore.
At the moment, the company’s P/E stands at 37x higher than the industry average of 20.7x. The company’s ROE and ROCE of 46.6 percent and 42.5 percent respectively, and its Debt to Equity ratio of 0.84 indicates the company’s financial performance.
Written by Akshay Sanghavi
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