The shares of this transformer stock engaged in manufacturing and distribution of a wide range of Power and Distribution transformers hit a 2 percent upper circuit in the day’s trade upon securing a new order worth Rs. 8.56 crore.
The shares of Supreme Power Equipment Ltd with market capitalization of Rs. 557 Crore opened at Rs.227.50 per equity share, from its previous day’s closing price of Rs. 223.05 and stock rose by 1.99 percent as compared to previous close.
The order was awarded by a domestic Renewable Power Project Company and involves the supply of two high-capacity power transformers. Specifically, Supreme Power will deliver two 55MVA, 110/33KV transformers, which are intended for pooling substation projects. These transformers play a critical role in energy transmission by stepping down high voltages from power generation units, making them suitable for further distribution.
According to the disclosure, the execution timeline for this order is approximately 4 months. The company confirmed that there is no connection between the awarding entity and its promoter group, and this transaction does not qualify as a related party transaction.
This development reinforces Supreme Power Equipment Limited’s strong position in the electrical and energy equipment sector, showcasing its ability to serve major infrastructure and renewable energy projects across India.
Supreme Power Equipment Limited, a Tamil Nadu-based company originally founded as a partnership firm in 1994. and incorporated in 2005. SPEL has been operating in this field for three decades, manufacturing a wide range of Power and Distribution transformers. It has emerged as a prominent supplier of transformers to local electric utilities.
Its revenue from operation grew by 31 percent from Rs. 113 Crores in FY24 to Rs. 149 Crores in FY25, accompanied by profits of Rs. 14 Crores to Rs. 19 Crores. As of FY25, it has an orderbook of Rs. 168+ Crores and it derives business from its wellknown clients like Suzlon, Siemens, LT and many others.
In terms of revenue distribution, the Company receives Rs. 58.06 Cr(40%) from Distribution Transformer and Energy Efficient Transformer, Rs. 40.55 Cr(28%) from Power Transformers, and the remaining Rs. 46.18 Cr(32%) from Inverter Duty Transformers and other sources.
Its Return on Equity (ROE) is at 22.4 percent and a Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) of 27.5 percent, reflecting improving efficiency and profitability. Its Operating Profit Margin (OPM) is 19 percent, indicating healthy operational performance in 2025. Its Price to Earning ratio is 30.6 times as compared to its Industry average, which is 44 times.
Written by: Sudeep Kumbar
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