GP Eco Solutions India Limited, a prominent integrated solar and energy storage solutions provider, has reported an exceptional performance for the first half of fiscal year 2026 (H1 FY26). The company's financial results underscore a period of robust growth, with total income soaring to INR 121.94 crore, marking a significant 45.44% year-on-year increase. This impressive top-line expansion was complemented by a remarkable surge in profitability, as EBITDA more than doubled to INR 15.54 crore, reflecting a 101.40% growth, and Profit After Tax (PAT) climbed by an astounding 112.59% to INR 10.40 crore. These figures not only highlight GP Eco's operational efficiency but also its strategic prowess in navigating India's burgeoning renewable energy landscape.
The company's integrated model, spanning distribution, EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction), manufacturing, and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), has been instrumental in delivering these strong results. Management commentary emphasizes a strategic focus on high-margin, technology-driven verticals, particularly energy storage, which is poised for exponential growth in India. The consistent performance reflects the strength of this diversified approach, allowing GP Eco to capitalize on various facets of the clean energy value chain.
At the heart of GP Eco's growth story is its aggressive expansion into the Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) segment. The company is rapidly scaling its BESS manufacturing capacity from the current 500MWh to 3GWh by Q4 FY26, with further plans to reach 5GWh by FY28. This ambitious scale-up includes the development of a 2.5GWh automatic BESS line in Noida, backed by a Phase-1 Capital Expenditure of ₹30-40 crore for automation and containerized BESS assembly. The first products from this facility are anticipated to roll out by January end of FY26, marking a significant milestone in the company's journey to become a leading integrated energy storage manufacturer.
Management views the BESS industry as a massive opportunity, projected to grow over 40% year-on-year through 2030, driven by India's ambitious 500 GW renewable target and increasing energy-storage mandates. GP Eco's early-mover advantage, coupled with its integrated domestic manufacturing capabilities through brands like Invergy and FuelON, positions it favorably to capture a substantial share of this burgeoning market. The company aims for a 10%+ overall market share for BESS and aspires to be among India's top three integrated BESS manufacturers by FY27.
Beyond BESS, GP Eco is pursuing several strategic initiatives to solidify its market position and ensure sustainable growth. The company is venturing into solar panel and solar cell manufacturing, with plans for a 1.2 GW TopCon Solar Module facility by FY27 and a 3GW PV Solar Cell Manufacturing capacity by FY28. This backward integration is expected to create a comprehensive manufacturing base, enhancing cost efficiencies and product quality, although the module and cell manufacturing plans were deferred to FY27/28 due to BESS traction and lower margins in the module industry.
In its EPC division, GP Eco has 170 MW of IPP/Solar Park capacity, with 40% already in the pipeline, aiming to build a steady annuity-based revenue stream. The company currently has 55-60MW of solar EPC projects under execution, including a ₹60.52 crore KUSUM project and a 95 MWp flagship EPC contract, bringing its total installed capacity to 120MW. These projects strengthen downstream integration and promise recurring revenue through long-term O&M contracts.
GP Eco is also embracing technological innovation with new flagship brands like Sunergy, which develops advanced SCADA and Energy Management Systems for real-time monitoring, and Invergy Electric, focusing on next-generation LT & HT panels for intelligent energy management. These initiatives add IoT-driven intelligence to their operations, enabling predictive maintenance and creating an end-to-end power distribution and monitoring ecosystem.
Despite an increase in debt from INR 33 crore to INR 72 crore in six months, primarily for long-term projects and factory setup, management is confident that future returns will offset this. The company projects EBITDA margins to improve from 12-13% in FY25 to 17-18% by FY28, and PAT margins to reach 7-8% by FY28, driven by backward integration and automation. GP Eco aims for a revenue growth of 3x in FY26 and 5x in FY27, targeting an 80% CAGR over the next three years.
GP Eco Solutions India Limited is clearly executing a well-defined strategy to capitalize on India's clean energy transition. With robust financial performance, aggressive BESS expansion, and a commitment to technological innovation, the company is positioning itself as a key player in shaping India's sustainable energy future. The focus on integrated solutions and high-growth segments underscores a confident, forward-looking approach, reinforcing investor trust and long-term value creation.
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