Synopsis:
The shares of this small-cap company were in the news today after it received an order worth Rs 200 crore for the supply of BESS containers to L&T Construction.
The shares of this company, which is a telecom infrastructure solutions provider with operations spanning telecom, energy, and ICT sectors and designs, manufactures, installs, commissions, and maintains telecom towers, were in focus today after its announcement of bagging an order from L&T worth Rs 200 crore.
With a market cap of Rs 4,678 Crore, the shares of Pace Digitek Ltd reached a high of Rs 223.80 compared to its previous day’s closing price of Rs 217.30, giving a jump of about 3% in today’s trading session and are trading at a PE of 19.7 , whereas their industry PE is also at 19.7
About the order
Pace Digitek’s subsidiary, Lineage Power, has won a major Rs 199.42 crore order from L&T Construction, giving the company a strong boost in the fast-growing energy-storage space. The project involves supplying 55 LiFePo4 liquid-cooled BESS containers with a total capacity of 2,75,825 kWhr for the Kajra power project in Bihar.
The order is set to move quickly, with manufacturing clearance expected by December 2025 and full delivery before March 2026, reflecting L&T’s confidence in the company’s ability to execute on tight timelines. Overall, this contract strengthens Pace Digitek’s visibility in utility-scale storage projects and positions it well for future opportunities.
Financials and others
The revenue from operations is at Rs 533 crore in Q2 FY26 versus Rs 846 crore in Q2 FY25, which is a fall of about 37 per cent YoY. Similarly, the net profit has also fallen by about 33% when we compare the Q2 FY25 profit of Rs 102 crore with the Q2 FY26 profit of Rs 68 crore.
The company’s BESS product portfolio makes it a complete solutions provider in the energy-storage space. It offers everything a modern storage system needs ,from containerised batteries to power conversion units ,all tied together with smart battery management and energy management systems.
These solutions are versatile enough to support large commercial and industrial projects while also being suitable for residential setups. By providing the technology that supports energy transition and grid modernisation, the company is helping power a cleaner, more reliable future.
The company currently holds a strong total order book of Rs 9,135 crore, with Rs 5,869 crore coming from the energy segment and Rs 3,266 crore from the telecom business. The energy order book has seen meaningful growth over the past year, driven by rising demand for BESS solutions and large EPC contracts. This momentum is expected to continue, with the energy order book projected to rise to around Rs 8,000 crore by March 2026. The recently added Mahagenco EPC project worth Rs 920 crore has further strengthened visibility. Overall, the expanding mix of supply, EPC, and developer-model projects puts the company on a solid path for sustained growth over the next few quarters.
Pace Digitek’s journey since 2007 has been built on innovation and steady growth. What began as a modest venture has evolved into a company offering power management, optic fibre, and energy management solutions across multiple sectors. Today, the company is shaping its future around telecom power and solar solutions, backed by modern technology and a focus on sustainability.
With a team of over 4,000 professionals, Pace Digitek has delivered more than 100,000 products and manages over 25,000 service sites, supporting customers across India and countries like Africa, Bangladesh, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka. Its two advanced manufacturing facilities and expanding presence in areas such as surveillance, agritech, and smart-city projects reflect a company that is not just growing but actively helping build a smarter and more sustainable world.
Written by Leon Mendonca
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