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Rajesh Power wins ₹34.37 cr in state utility orders, enters Rajasthan

Two contracts from Gujarat and Rajasthan utilities add to order book but are modest relative to FY26 revenue of ₹1,628 cr and an existing order book of ₹3,741.79 cr.

4 earlier stories on Rajesh Power Services Ltd.
Mkt cap₹1,473 cr
P/E10.29×
ROE35.44%
Debt / eq.0.21
Div yld0.12%
₹34.37 cr Combined order value, 2.1% of FY26 revenue

What's new

  • PGVCL awarded a ₹21.57 cr SCADA maintenance contract across three Gujarat circles.
  • RVPNL placed a ₹12.80 cr turnkey order for a 220kV line conversion in Jodhpur.
  • The RVPNL contract marks Rajesh Power's first entry into Rajasthan's transmission infrastructure.

Why this matters

The orders are small, roughly 1% of the existing order book and dwarfed by last week's ₹653 cr PGVCL win. But the Rajasthan entry diversifies the geographic base beyond Gujarat and Odisha, which is strategic for a micro-cap EPC player. Execution will test the company's ability to manage short 9–12 month timelines across new states.

What we're watching

  • Whether more Rajasthan tenders follow from RVPNL or other state utilities.
  • Execution pace on both contracts given the tight 9–12 month timelines.
  • Order book accretion after these inflows — currently ₹3,741.79 cr unexecuted.

The full read

Rajesh Power Services has bagged two state utility orders worth ₹34.37 crore: a ₹21.57 crore SCADA maintenance contract from PGVCL and a ₹12.80 crore 220kV line modification from RVPNL. The Rajasthan order is a first for the company, adding a third state to its operating map. That is the strategic angle. The size is modest: at 2.1% of FY26 revenue and barely 1% of the existing ₹3,741.79 crore order book, these awards are incremental relative to the company's scale. The deep order book and the recent ₹653 crore PGVCL win remain the headlines. Still, binding contracts with state utilities add near-term revenue visibility, and the Rajasthan foothold opens a new geography for future tenders. Execution on the 9–12 month timelines will be the near-term test.

Questions answered

How do these orders compare to Rajesh Power's size?
The combined ₹34.37 cr is about 2.1% of FY26 revenue of ₹1,628 cr and 2.25% of market cap. It adds modestly to an order book of ₹3,741.79 cr.
What is the significance of the RVPNL order?
It is Rajesh Power's first project in Rajasthan, diversifying its geographic footprint beyond its established Gujarat and Odisha presence.
Are these orders related to any promoters?
No. Both awards are from domestic state utilities and the company confirmed no promoter interest or related-party transactions are involved.
What are the execution timelines?
The PGVCL maintenance contract is for 12 months; the RVPNL turnkey project is for 9 months.
Mentioned: PGVCL · RVPNL · ₹34.37 cr
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Company snapshot

Rajesh Power Services Ltd.

Infrastructure
₹1,567 cr
P/E 10.94×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹990 cr
Net profit₹79 cr
Op. margin+11.4%
EPS₹46.88

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.21×
Current ratio1.58×
Financials via Tijori — a research aid, not investment advice.RAJESH on Tijori
  1. 17 Jul 2026 · 10:22 AM IST Rajesh Power wins ₹34.37 cr in state utility orders, enters Rajasthan
  2. 1d ago Rajesh Power Q1 revenue at ₹436.62 cr, order book ₹3,741.79 cr
  3. 2d ago CRISIL lifts Rajesh Power outlook to Positive
  4. 8d ago Rajesh Power lands ₹653 cr Gujarat order, triple its last big win
  5. 30d ago Rajesh Power wins ₹211.68 cr OPTCL order, enters Odisha