Electric equipment stock jumps after bagging ₹14 Cr order for supply of coil products

Synopsis: The shares of this small-cap power equipment company were in the news today after it received an order worth Rs 13.9 crore for the supply of coil products.

The shares of this company, which is engaged in the business of energy transition equipment and power technologies, were in focus today after its announcement of bagging an order from an entity that cannot be disclosed due to an NDA. 

With a market cap of Rs 5,674 Crore, the shares of Quality Power Electrical Equipments Ltd reached a high of Rs 735.75 compared to its previous day’s closing price of Rs 718.95, giving a jump of about 2.33% in today’s trading session. The shares have given a return of 90% since their listing this year in the month of February and are trading at a PE of 68.7, whereas their industry PE is 46.5. 

About the order.

Quality Power Electrical Equipments has landed a meaningful boost to its order book with a Rs 13.90-crore domestic order for supplying coil products. The client’s name hasn’t been disclosed due to an NDA, but the company has clarified that this is a single large contract—making it one of the more important orders they’ve received recently.

What makes this order interesting is its application. The coils will be used in FACTS systems, which are advanced technologies that help stabilise and strengthen the power grid. With India’s grid getting upgraded to handle more renewable energy and higher loads, demand for such specialised components is rising. The entire order will be executed over the next 12 months, giving the company steady, visible revenue over the coming year.

The company has also confirmed that this isn’t a related-party transaction, and none of the promoters have any stake in the ordering entity—making it a clean, competitive win. Overall, this order reinforces Quality Power’s capabilities in high-value electrical equipment and adds momentum to its growth pipeline.

Financials and others

The revenue from operations is at Rs 206 crore in Q2 FY26 versus Rs 94 crore in Q2 FY25, which is an increase of about 119 per cent YoY. Similarly, the net profit has increased by about 169% when we compare the Q2 FY25 profit of Rs 13 crore with the Q2 FY26 profit of Rs 35 crore. The company is currently sitting on an order backlog of around Rs 830 crore, strengthened further by steady contributions from the Quality Power Group.

The company’s client lineup shows just how far it has come and how much trust it has earned. It now works with some of the most respected names in global engineering—GE, Siemens, Hitachi Energy, ABB, Eaton, Hyundai, Toshiba, and Hyosung—brands that simply don’t partner with anyone unless the quality is world-class. On the home front, it is equally well-rooted, serving industry leaders like Power Grid, Tata, Reliance, JSW, Vedanta, Adani, L&T, Kalpataru and KEC. 

Even Saudi Aramco appears on the list, which speaks volumes about the company’s growing international credibility. Put together, these partnerships paint a clear picture: this is a company trusted by the biggest players in the business and one that is steadily becoming a preferred partner for major energy and infrastructure projects both in India and abroad.

Quality Power Electrical Equipments Limited has steadily grown into a trusted global name in high-voltage power equipment, working with utilities and industries across more than 100 countries.

The company focuses on building the backbone of modern power grids—manufacturing coils, transformers, and advanced FACTS systems that help make electricity networks more reliable and future-ready.

What sets it apart is its mix of deep engineering expertise, early investment in emerging technologies like renewable-energy integration and HVDC, and long-standing relationships with several Fortune 500 clients. Driven by innovation and strong technical competence, Quality Power is positioning itself as a key partner in the world’s transition to smarter, more efficient electrical systems.

Written by Leon Mendonca

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