Advait Energy Transitions Limited, a key player in India's power transmission and energy transition sectors, has reported a robust financial performance for the second quarter and first half of the financial year 2026. The company's consolidated revenue from operations for Q2 FY26 surged to INR 156.87 crore, marking an impressive 239% year-on-year growth. For the first half of FY26, the consolidated revenue stood at INR 275.30 crore, reflecting a substantial 160% increase compared to H1 FY25. This strong growth underscores Advait Energy's strategic positioning and operational efficiency in a dynamic market.
The company's performance was driven by significant contributions from both its Power Transmission Solutions (PTS) and New & Renewable Energy (NRE) divisions. The PTS segment saw strong execution in areas like Stringing Tools, Power DISCOM Projects, and OPGW LiveLine Projects. Notably, the NRE segment, particularly Solar EPC projects, emerged as a significant growth driver, contributing nearly INR 60 crore to the consolidated revenue. This diversification strategy, coupled with a robust order book exceeding INR 1,000 crore (a 177% YoY increase), provides strong revenue visibility and confidence in sustained growth.
Advait Energy Transitions Limited is not just growing; it is strategically investing in its future. The company is expanding its existing PTS manufacturing facility to enhance capacity for tools and the Emergency Restoration Systems (ERS) segment. Simultaneously, it is establishing a greenfield manufacturing facility for its NRE business, aiming for a 300 MW capacity for indigenous electrolysers and an assembly line for advanced fuel cell technology. These initiatives are part of a larger integrated manufacturing facility, expected to be operational by Q3 FY27, which will significantly boost production capabilities across both divisions.
Management has provided clear timelines for these projects. The first phase of electrolyzer manufacturing, with a 10 MW capacity, is expected to be ready by January, with the full 300 MW capacity by Q3-Q4 2026. For Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects, the first INR 50-60 crore of supplies are anticipated by March 2026, with the entire order completed by June 2026. These investments are aligned with the country's roadmap towards achieving Viksit Bharat 2047 goals and 45% non-fossil energy generation, positioning Advait Energy as a key player in India's energy transition.
The company's financial health is further bolstered by a recent upgrade in its long-term credit rating to CRISIL BBB+/Stable. This reflects improved financial stability and a disciplined approach to growth. Management emphasized their ability to fund new expansions from internal cash flow, alongside utilizing bank limits, without foreseeing the need for equity raising for existing operations. This indicates a focus on sustainable growth and efficient capital management.
During the concall, management addressed investor queries regarding working capital and profit margins. While acknowledging an increase in trade receivables, they clarified that this is part of the business's circulatory nature and that the company is capable of funding its projects internally. They also expressed confidence in improving NRE margins as the segment scales and gains qualifications for larger EPC orders. The management's balanced commentary, focusing on both growth and operational efficiency, instills confidence in their strategic direction.
Advait Energy Transitions Limited's Q2 FY26 performance demonstrates strong execution capabilities and a clear strategic vision for the future. With a robust order book, diversified revenue streams, and significant investments in expanding manufacturing capacities for both traditional power transmission and new energy solutions, the company is well-positioned for sustained growth. The focus on green hydrogen, BESS, and advanced fuel cell technology aligns with national priorities and global energy transition trends, making Advait Energy a compelling story in the Indian market.
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