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Quest Flow Controls Ltd has received a significant purchase order valued at ₹198.9 million (inclusive of GST) from Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), marking a strategic win in the industrial valves and flow control systems domain. The order underscores Quest’s growing relevance in India’s power generation and infrastructure ecosystem.
Key Highlights:
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The order includes supply of specialized valves and flow control assemblies for BHEL’s upcoming thermal and hydroelectric projects.
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Delivery is scheduled in phased batches over the next two quarters, with manufacturing to be executed at Quest’s Umbergaon facility in Gujarat.
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The contract value includes GST and is expected to contribute meaningfully to Q2 and Q3 FY26 topline.
Strategic Context:
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Quest Flow Controls has been expanding its footprint in the EPC and OEM segments, with BHEL being a repeat customer.
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The company’s recent capex in CNC machining and pressure testing infrastructure has enabled it to meet stringent quality and delivery benchmarks.
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This order aligns with Quest’s strategy to deepen its presence in government and PSU-led infrastructure projects.
Market Outlook:
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Analysts view the BHEL order as a validation of Quest’s technical capabilities and vendor reliability.
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The company’s order book now exceeds ₹520 million, with additional bids submitted for NTPC, ONGC, and Indian Railways projects.
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With a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.42 and EBITDA margins above 18 percent, Quest remains well-positioned for scalable growth.
Sources: Economic Times, Moneycontrol, Quest Flow Controls BSE Filings, Business Standard (July 2025)
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