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Quality Power reports consolidated order book of Rs.1,945 crore

Quality Power Equipments Ltd (QPE) closed Q1FY27 with a consolidated order book of Rs.1945.5 crore, as of June 30, 2026.

In a release, QPE said that this order book was equivalent of around 1.9 times of the consolidated revenue in FY26.

The book is well diversified across geographies and technology segments and is anchored by long cycle, high engineering content projects awarded by global utilities, transmission system operators, original equipment manufacturers and engineering, procurement and construction contractors, the release said.

 

Order inflow

During Q1FY27 (April to June), QPE disclosed order wins of Rs.104.9 crore, comprising Rs.48.3 crore of high voltage reactors for a data centre project in the United States, a Rs.40.9-crore FACTS system and equipment order secured by Endoks in Japan, and Rs.15.70 crore of 400kV instrument transformer orders secured by Mehru from Hitachi Energy India Ltd. (See “Growth in brand portfolio” ahead)

 

Business highlights of Q1FY27

 

Strengthening presence

Commenting on the company’s performance in Q1FY27, P. T. Pandyan, Chairman and Managing Director, QPE, said, “During the quarter we continued to strengthen our presence across key international and domestic markets. We secured a significant order for the supply of high voltage reactors for a data centre project in the United States, reinforcing the emerging opportunity arising from the power requirements of hyperscale and artificial intelligence led data centre infrastructure. We also secured a FACTS system and equipment order in Japan, further strengthening our presence in advanced grid stability applications. In India, our material subsidiary Mehru received multiple orders for 400 kV instrument transformers from Hitachi Energy India Limited, reflecting continued demand for high voltage grid equipment.

We are also continuing to expand our addressable market through targeted acquisitions. The proposed acquisition of Winwin Speciality Insulators Limited would add ceramic insulator manufacturing capability up to 1,200 kV and polymeric insulators up to 400 kV, along with the established WS Insulators brand, manufacturing infrastructure and customer qualification base built over more than six decades. We see this as an important step towards broadening our high voltage product portfolio and strengthening our ability to serve global utilities, original equipment manufacturers and engineering contractors with a wider range of critical equipment.”

 

Growth in brand portfolio

Quality Power Electrical Equipments Ltd was incorporated in 2001 as a private limited company and become a public limited company after its IPO in early 2025. The important acquisitions and takeovers by the company include:

These acquisitions have resulted in an expansion of the company’s product portfolio and the addition of brands like “Endoks”, “stap”, “EPEC” and “MEHRU”.

 

Featured photograph (source: QPE) is for representation only

 

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