Advait Energy Transitions Limited Q4 FY26 Results & Concall Highlights: Revenue, Margins & Order Book
Published 14 Jun 2026 | Electrical Equipment | Market Cap: ₹2.3K Cr
Advait Energy Transitions Limited expects sustained robust growth with a revenue growth target of around 40% or more for FY27. Revenue growth of around 40% plus is expected, supported by a strong order book and robust tender pipeline.
From Advait Energy Transitions Limited's Q4 FY26 earnings-call transcript · updated 23 Aug 2026.
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Advait Energy Transitions Limited — Quarterly revenue & net profit
Reported quarterly figures (₹ Cr). Latest: revenue ₹228 Cr, net profit ₹19 Cr.
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Rank 1- →Advait Energy Transitions Limited expects sustained robust growth with a revenue growth target of around 40% or more for FY27.
- →The company's order book has reached an all-time high of INR1,304 crores, marking a 159% year-on-year increase, providing clear visibility into future performance.
- →They are working on various opportunities for new orders worth about INR2,000 crores for FY27, aiming for an order book of INR1,600 to INR1,650 crores by year-end.
- →Revenue mix is shifting, with new and renewable energy (NRE) segment expected to grow from 25-27% to approximately 35%.
- →The Power Transmission Solutions (PTS) division targets a 40%-50% growth annually over the next five years after capex completion.
- →The battery energy storage systems (BESS) plant, operational from Q3 FY27, is expected to generate INR100-200 crores in the initial months and scale to INR1,000+ crores revenue subsequently.
- →Electrolyser and fuel cell businesses are poised for growth starting FY27-'28 and FY28-'29 respectively, with fuel cells expected to address a 500 MW market in 2-3 years.
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🏗️ Capital Expenditure Plans
Yes- →FY27 Capex excluding IPP and investments in subsidiaries is expected around INR 137 crores, including INR 75 crores for BESS and electrolyser facilities.
- →Total FY27 capex including IPP and investments in subsidiaries is estimated at INR 300-350 crores.
- →Recent sizeable capex of approximately INR 100 crores has been done for the Power Transmission Solutions (PTS) division using internal funds.
- →Expansion plans include setting up manufacturing facilities for BESS, electrolysers, and fuel cells.
- →A 2.5 GW BESS manufacturing plant will be operational by September-October FY27, with plans to scale to 5 GW capacity.
- →Fuel cell manufacturing facility under joint venture with AVL and TECO is planned, with a manual plant expected in 1.5 years and automatic plant in 2-3 years.
- →Strategic investments focus on subsidiaries dedicated to green hydrogen, battery ecosystems, carbon solutions, and asset-based businesses.
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📋 Order Book & Pipeline
Yes- →As of the latest update, Advait Energy Transitions Limited's order book reached an all-time high of INR 1,304 crores, marking a 159% year-on-year growth.
- →The order book composition is approximately 64% from the Power Transmission Solutions (PTS) segment and 36% from the New and Renewable Energy (NRE) segment.
- →For FY27, the company expects order inflows of about INR 2,000 crores.
- →By the end of FY27, the anticipated order book size is projected to be between INR 1,600 crores to INR 1,650 crores.
- →The ratio of NRE to PTS business in the order book is expected to shift to roughly 65:35 in favor of NRE next year (FY27).
- →The company is actively bidding and in advanced discussions for EPC tenders, particularly in the NRE segment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What were Advait Energy Transitions Limited Q4 FY26 results?
Advait Energy Transitions Limited expects sustained robust growth with a revenue growth target of around 40% or more for FY27. Revenue growth of around 40% plus is expected, supported by a strong order book and robust tender pipeline.
What is Advait Energy Transitions Limited share price analysis?
Advait Energy Transitions Limited currently shows a strong growth signal based on ranking data. The stock trades at a P/E of 39.7 with a market cap of ₹2,293 Cr. Investors should review the full earnings analysis for detailed insights.
Is Advait Energy Transitions Limited planning capital expenditure?
FY27 Capex excluding IPP and investments in subsidiaries is expected around INR 137 crores, including INR 75 crores for BESS and electrolyser facilities.
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