| The energy segment accounted for the bulk of the inflows at Rs 5,814.7 crore, while the telecom segment contributed Rs 645 crore. The company said the orders span key projects across both verticals, reflecting its expanding presence in battery energy storage systems (BESS) and renewable-linked opportunities. Within the energy business, order inflows were supported by a diversified mix of contracts. Build Own Operate (BOO) projects contributed Rs 2,455 crore, accounting for 42% of the segment's inflows and offering annuity-based revenue streams with long-term cash flow visibility. Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contracts made up Rs 3,048.4 crore, or 52%, providing execution visibility through utility-scale deployments. Supply contracts contributed Rs 311.4 crore, or about 6%, aiding near-term revenue generation and capacity utilisation. The company and its subsidiaries secured projects from a mix of public and private sector clients, including KPTCL, KREDL, NTPC, SECI and MAHAGENCO, highlighting its growing participation in India's energy transition. The telecom segment continued to provide stability, with order inflows driven by operations and maintenance (O&M), equipment supply and infrastructure projects. Key clients include BSNL, Tata Teleservices, RailTel and Indian Railways. The company said this segment supports recurring revenue streams and near-term cash flow visibility, while ensuring operational continuity across multiple circles. Overall, the order book offers multi-year execution visibility across both segments, with a rising share of energy-led projects. The company said its balanced mix of BOO, EPC and supply contracts positions it for sustained growth by combining long-term revenue visibility with near-term execution opportunities. Commenting on the development, chairman and managing director Venugopal Rao Maddisetty said FY2026 marked a pivotal year for scaling the company's presence in energy, particularly in battery storage and renewable infrastructure. He added that strong order inflows reflect improving execution capabilities and continued trust from clients, while the diversified order mix supports disciplined and scalable growth. Pace Digitek manufactures and supplies power electronic equipment and a wide range of electrical and electronic systems, along with their components. It also designs, trades, and delivers these solutions for use across industries such as energy and telecom infrastructure. On a consolidated basis, Pace Digitek's net profit rose 8.06% to Rs 75.84 crore while net sales rose 13.54% to Rs 643.97 crore in Q3 December 2025 over Q3 December 2024. |