CG Power & Industrial Solutions Ltd (CG) has reported an impressive year-on-year growth of nearly 60 per cent in the outstanding order book of its Power Systems division, as of June 30, 2026.
In a release, CG said that the Power Systems division had an unexecuted order book of Rs.14,434 crore as of June 30, 2026, around 59 per cent higher than the comparable Rs.9,051 crore, as of June 30, 2025.
However, the power systems division reported a decline of 11 per cent in order inflows – from Rs.3,495 crore in Q1FY26 to Rs.3,106 crore in Q1FY27.
The said division accounted for around tw0-thirds of CG’s total order inflow in Q1FY27. The comparable share in Q1FY26 was around 73 per cent.
CG operates through two business divisions, the other being Industrial Systems that covers motors and generators. This division witnessed a 25 per cent growth in order inflows in Q1FY27, at Rs.1,586 crore. The unexecuted order book of this division, as of June 30, 2026, was Rs.2,899 crore. This was marginally lower than the corresponding Rs.2,920 crore, as of June 30, 2025.
At the consolidated level, which is CG along with its Indian and international subsidiaries, the new order inflow during Q1FY27 stood at Rs.5,138 crore, which was 1 per cent higher than the corresponding level in Q1FY26. The outstanding order book, as of June 30, 2026, was Rs.18,965 crore – growing 45 per cent from Rs.13,072 crore as of June 30, 2025.
Steady execution
According to Amar Kaul, CEO & Managing Director, CG, “This quarter continues to reflect steady, disciplined execution in an uncertain external environment. While global trade realignments, currency volatility, and elevated input costs remain part of the landscape, we continue adapting effectively. Our demand drivers remain intact and diversified, spanning grid modernisation, renewable integration, rail modernisation, and electronics manufacturing in India, further supported by an improvement in manufacturing activity and private capex. We will stay the course on capacity investment, as we believe the medium-term opportunity is stronger than near-term headwinds. Our priority remains consistent: building capability today so we continue to capitalize on ongoing and future opportunities.”
New switchgear unit
CG, on June 4, 2026, announced the commissioning of its EHV switchgear manufacturing facility, S3 Unit-II, in Pimpalgaon Garudeshwar, Nashik, Maharashtra. The new facility will manufacture EHV circuit breakers in the 33kV to 245kV range. In conjunction with the S3 Unit-I manufacturing facility at Ambad, Nashik which manufactures EHV circuit breakers in the 33kV to 800kV, CG’s EHV circuit breaker manufacturing capacity by 80 per cent – from 9,000 units to 16,200 units per year.
Equipped with advanced manufacturing and testing infrastructure, including 500kV and 350kV high-voltage testing laboratories, S3 Unit-II facility has been designed to meet the growing demand for reliable power transmission equipment across domestic and international markets.
Featured photograph (source: CG) showing a power transformer by CG is for representation only