Voltamp Transformers Ltd posted a muted performance for the June quarter, reporting a nearly flat net profit of ₹79.5 crore. The company experienced some pressure on the top line amid billing and execution delays.Revenue fell 1.1% year-on-year to ₹423.6 crore. EBITDA also dipped 2.8% to ₹72.7 crore, with margins narrowing slightly to 17.2% from 17.5% in the same quarter last year, reflecting softer operating efficiency.
Despite the muted headline numbers, the company’s stock surged to a day’s high of ₹9,442 on the NSE before trading 8.7% higher at ₹9,358 around 2:18 pm, lifted by a positive operational outlook and a healthy uptick in orders.
The company attributed a revenue shortfall of ₹47 crore during the quarter to delayed invoicing, primarily due to heavy rainfall affecting customer project sites and land or regulatory issues faced by solar sector clients.
Voltamp’s management remained optimistic about demand prospects, supported by ongoing government capex and a steady private investment cycle.The company cited a 33% year-on-year rise in order volumes and 17% growth in value terms since April 1, providing revenue visibility of ₹1,685 crore for the current fiscal, including Q1.
Despite the muted headline numbers, the company’s stock surged to a day’s high of ₹9,442 on the NSE before trading 8.7% higher at ₹9,358 around 2:18 pm, lifted by a positive operational outlook and a healthy uptick in orders.
The company attributed a revenue shortfall of ₹47 crore during the quarter to delayed invoicing, primarily due to heavy rainfall affecting customer project sites and land or regulatory issues faced by solar sector clients.
Voltamp’s management remained optimistic about demand prospects, supported by ongoing government capex and a steady private investment cycle.The company cited a 33% year-on-year rise in order volumes and 17% growth in value terms since April 1, providing revenue visibility of ₹1,685 crore for the current fiscal, including Q1.
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With a strong live enquiry pipeline, Voltamp expects to reach its budgeted revenue in the next four months and aims to fully utilise its manufacturing capacity this year. It also highlighted sectoral tailwinds from RBI’s pro-growth policies and infrastructure push, though it flagged supply chain management as a key challenge amid growing demand.
Margins and realisations are expected to normalise as industry capacity expands, but the company stressed its continued focus on execution certainty, cashflows, and selective order intake.
