Supreme Power Equipment reported a 45% year-on-year increase in consolidated net profit to about ₹14 crore for April–September 2026, supported by higher income. The first-half FY27 figures, published on October 24, 2026, also showed an order book exceeding ₹565.80 crore as of October 21.
Key Takeaways
- Consolidated net profit reached about ₹14 crore in the first half of FY27.
- Total income grew approximately 80%, faster than the reported increase in profit.
- The October order-book figure represents pending business, not income already earned.
Table of Contents
- Supreme Power Equipment income outpaces profit growth
- Order book provides a separate measure of business activity
- Conclusion
Supreme Power Equipment income outpaces profit growth
Total income increased to ₹135.57 crore from ₹75.36 crore in April–September 2025, the corresponding period of FY26. That represents an increase of ₹60.21 crore, or approximately 80%.
The company reported profit growth of 45%, with the latest net-profit amount stated at about ₹14 crore rather than as a precise figure. The year-earlier consolidated net profit was ₹9.41 crore.
The figures show that income expanded faster than bottom-line earnings. The available update does not provide a cost breakdown explaining the difference, so it does not establish which expenses limited profit growth.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Reporting scope | Consolidated results for April–September 2026, the first half of FY27. |
| Income comparison | ₹135.57 crore versus ₹75.36 crore in the first half of FY26. |
| Profit comparison | About ₹14 crore versus ₹9.41 crore; reported growth of 45%. |
| Order-book snapshot | More than ₹565.80 crore as of October 21, 2026. |
Order book provides a separate measure of business activity
Supreme Power Equipment manufactures power and distribution transformers. Its official description of its transformer manufacturing capabilities includes equipment rated up to 25 MVA/132 kV, providing context for the business behind the financial results.
The order book of more than ₹565.80 crore was measured on October 21, after the first-half reporting period ended. It therefore describes pending business at a later date, rather than sales completed during April–September.
The update does not specify a delivery schedule or how much of those orders will become income during the remainder of FY27. The backlog should not be treated as a full-year revenue forecast.
Conclusion
Supreme Power Equipment entered the second half of FY27 with higher first-half earnings and a substantial order book. Subsequent results will show how much pending business converts into income; no delivery timetable was provided in this update.
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