Atlanta Electricals Limited, among India’s leading transformer manufacturers announced its unaudited consolidated financial results for the quarter ended 30th June, 2025.
Performance Overview and Key Business Updates :
Q1 FY26 consolidated revenue grew ~5% YoY marking a good start to the year on steady execution and deliveries against a robust order book.
- Q1FY26 EBITDA grew by 17.8% with 15.5% margin, PAT grew by 25.3% with PAT margin at 9.88%, growth was driven by improved product mix, higher capacity utilisation and operating leverage, disciplined procurement and manufacturing productivity, and timely pass-through/pricing actions on input-cost movements.
- Consolidated order book stands at Rs 1,584 Cr as of September 2025, with the strong execution visibility over the next few months.
CRISIL Ratings upgrade on bank facilities, long-term rating raised to CRISIL A/Stable (from CRISIL BBB+/Positive) and short-term to CRISIL A1 (from CRISIL A2), reflecting an improved business and financial risk profile
Successfully completed acquisition of BTW Atlanta Transformers India Pvt. Ltd. (effective August 11, 2025), adding the Ankhi, Bharuch (Gujarat) facility with the total capacity of 15,000 MVA, alongside the new Vadod, Gujarat plant now entering commissioning, taking our total installed capacity to ~63,060 MVA across five manufacturing facilities.
Niral Patel, Chairman and Managing Director, Atlanta Electricals Limited, said, “We have entered a defining new chapter as a listed company, with the overwhelming response to our IPO reaffirming the market’s trust in our growth journey as well as our uncompromising commitment to ethics, values, and sustainable progress. At Atlanta Electricals, we are not merely manufacturing transformers — we are powering industries, enabling progress, and contributing to India’s energy transformation.
In just the past 18 months, we have achieved milestones that reflect both scale and speed — doubling our manufacturing capacity (a feat that earlier took three decades to build) within a single year, commissioning a new facility after acquiring our joint venture partner’s stake in BTW-Atlanta Transformers India Pvt. Ltd., and successfully completing our IPO. These achievements have expanded our total installed capacity to 63,060 MVA, positioning us strongly to serve the nation’s growing energy needs.
India’s power sector is at an inflection point with accelerating grid modernization, renewable integration, and deepening electrification. Against this backdrop, our focus remains on three priorities: driving innovation in products, scaling operations with agility, and strengthening partnerships with our customers.
We are pleased to have delivered a strong start to FY26, with Q1 performance reflecting robust demand, efficient execution, and disciplined financial management. With a healthy order pipeline and sharp focus on operational efficiencies, Atlanta Electricals is well-placed to capture opportunities and create long-term value for all stakeholders.”
