1. Doubling production capacity - New machinery installation is set to be fully operational before Q3 FY 2025-26, effectively doubling production capacity. Removing this bottleneck allows the company to pursue management's stated target of crossing Rs. 100 Cr in sales.
2. FY26 revenue surge - Management reported that sales had already crossed Rs. 25 crores in H1 FY26 and guided for a full-year turnover surpassing Rs. 60 crores with an estimated profit of Rs. 6.51 crore. This represents a leap from FY25's Rs. 27.70 crore turnover, directly scaling the earnings base from which future growth is projected.
3. Preferential allotment funds deployment - A Rs. 16.04 crore preferential allotment to a non-promoter investor was completed on 9 Feb 2026, with funds directed towards business expansion and working capital. This cash infusion funds the ongoing capacity build-out without adding debt, supporting the near-term revenue ramp-up.
4. Renewable energy capacitor orders - The company has already supplied, installed, and commissioned large capacitor banks for solar projects, including a 96 MVAr bank for Amplus Solar and a 60 MVAr bank for Enel Green Solar in Bikaner. These reference orders position it to capture a share of the Rs. 2,000 Crore opportunity management estimates from India's renewable energy goals over six years.
5. Panel business volume target - The company is targeting at least 120 RTPFC panels in FY 2025-26. Since internally manufactured capacitors and reactors feed these panels, higher panel volumes pull through captive component production and improve blended margins.
6. In-house LT series reactor production - The company has commenced manufacturing low voltage series reactors, a key component for its electrical panels. Bringing this supply in-house reduces production costs and protects margins as panel volumes scale.
7. Railway electrification qualification pursuit - The company is actively pursuing RDSO approval, which would automatically qualify it for Metro Railway business across India. Approval opens a recurring annual market management estimates at approximately Rs. 100 Crore from traction substation capacitor needs.