The new order inflow of Schneider Electric Infrastructure Ltd during FY26 was over 27 per cent higher, year-on-year.
In a release, Schneider Electric Infrastructure Ltd (SEIL) said that the company’s new order inflow during FY26 (April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026), at Rs.3,430 crore was 27.4 per cent higher than the comparable level in FY25.
The FY26 inflow was inclusive of Rs.772 crore worth of orders received in the fourth quarter (Q4: January to March) of the year. The company said that its Q4FY26 performance was steady amid external pressures.
According to Udai Singh, MD & CEO, Schneider Electric Infrastructure Ltd, “Q4 performance shows SEIL strong resilience with delivering stable growth in both sales and orders. This performance reflects the robustness of our business model, disciplined execution, and our ability to adapt swiftly to a dynamic operating environment. Our continued focus on operational efficiency, customer centricity, and strategic priorities has enabled us to sustain momentum and strengthen our foundation for future growth.”
New orders
SEIL secured significant orders during FY26, which included:
- GIS, RMU and digital solutions for a Smart City project
- GIS panels for a leading metro rail network
- Power transformers to the energy & chemicals sector
- Breakthrough order for circuit breakers for metallurgical application
The company also landed major orders for data centre applications, which covered power transformers, relays for HT panels, circuit breakers, etc.
A significant development in the utility segment was the digitization of 75 substations by SEIL for Tata Power West Odisha Distribution Ltd (TPWODL) in March 2026. (Read more)
Product launches
During FY26, Schneider Electric Infrastructure Ltd introduced “Trihal” dry-type transformers to the Indian market. These dry-type cast resin transformers (up to 33kV) are globally trusted with over 1.7 lakh installations in across 100-plus countries, according to an SEIL investor presentation. More recently, the company also unveiled its fully-integrated BESS solution that adopts a battery-agnostic approach. (Read more)
Also read: Schneider Electric launches next-generation fully-integrated BESS
Featured collage shows external and internal view of Schneider Electric’s “Trihal” dry-type transformer (Source: Schneider Electric Infrastructure Ltd)