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Supreme Power Equipment Secures Twin Orders, Strengthens Growth Trajectory


Updated: May 21, 2025 10:05

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Supreme Power Equipment Limited (SPEL), a leading manufacturer of power and distribution transformers, has announced the receipt of two significant new orders valued at ₹60.5 million and ₹47.1 million, further boosting its robust order book and reinforcing its market position.
 
Key Highlights:
  • Major Order Wins: SPEL recently secured a ₹100.2 million (₹10.02 crore) order from Tamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (TNPDCL) for the supply of 100 kVA/22 kV and 200 kVA/22 kV distribution transformers. The delivery is scheduled within four months, underscoring SPEL’s commitment to timely execution and quality standards.
  • Expanding Order Book: With these latest orders, SPEL’s standalone order book has surged to ₹946.7 million, while its consolidated order book, including Danya Electric Company, now stands at ₹1,058.7 million. This strong pipeline provides clear revenue visibility and reflects growing trust from major utilities and industrial clients.
  • Product and Market Reach: The new contracts add to SPEL’s diverse portfolio, which includes recent orders from prominent players like TRANTRANSCO for power transformers, and ongoing supplies to renewable energy projects and industrial sectors.
  • Capacity Expansion: SPEL is also making significant progress on its new manufacturing facility, which will boost production capacity from 2,500 MVA to 9,000 MVA by December 2025, enabling the company to meet rising demand and broaden its service offerings.
  • Industry Recognition: SPEL’s track record of on-time delivery, stringent quality checks, and customer-first approach continues to win accolades from clients and industry partners, further cementing its leadership in the power equipment sector.
These new orders highlight SPEL’s momentum in India’s fast-growing power infrastructure landscape and its ongoing commitment to innovation and reliability.
 
Source: The Print, Tribune India, MarketScreener

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