Techknowgreen lands ₹4.09 cr order, its second in weeks
The 13-unit Yuka Yantra deal from Remal Alcast adds ~10% to FY26 revenue, following a ₹2.23 cr data centre order and fresh TRL-8 certification.
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- Won ₹4.09 cr domestic order from Remal Alcast for 13 Yuka Yantra units.
- Units are TRL-8 certified; order to be executed in 30 days, payment in 15 days.
- Follows ₹2.23 cr order from STT Global Data Centres, signalling commercial traction.
Why this matters
For a nano-cap with a ₹105 cr market cap, this order adds meaningful near-term revenue visibility. It validates the recently certified Yuka Yantra technology and shows the company converting R&D into repeatable sales. With negligible debt and a 21.4% ROE, the business model is proving itself.
What we're watching
- Execution of the 30-day timeline and potential for repeat orders from Remal Alcast.
- Whether the Yuka Yantra gains further traction in other industrial segments.
- Cash reserves, given prior coverage flagged depletion despite strong profits.
The full read
Techknowgreen just landed another order. The ₹4.09 cr deal with Remal Alcast for 13 Yuka Yantra dust-control units equals nearly 10% of FY26 revenue — material for a nano-cap trading at a ₹105 cr market cap. The units carry TRL-8 certification, meaning the technology is ready for commercial deployment. A second win in weeks. It follows a ₹2.23 cr order from STT Global Data Centres and together they represent about 15% of annual revenue, a strong signal that the company's air purification R&D is gaining traction. The question now is whether this momentum continues.
Questions answered
- How big is this order relative to Techknowgreen's size?
- The ₹4.09 cr order represents about 4.5% of its market cap (₹105 cr) and roughly 10% of its FY26 revenue of ₹41.07 cr.
- What is Yuka Yantra and why does TRL-8 certification matter?
- Yuka Yantra is an air purification system for controlling fugitive dust. TRL-8 means the technology is proven and ready for commercial deployment, which likely boosted customer confidence.
- Is Remal Alcast a related party?
- No. The filing confirms Remal Alcast has no promoter or group company interest in the awarding entity, so the transaction is arms-length.
- How does this order compare with the recent STT Global Data Centres deal?
- The STT order was ₹2.23 cr, making this ₹4.09 cr order nearly double in size. Together they signal growing commercial interest.
- When will Techknowgreen receive payment for this order?
- The order stipulates payment within 15 days of invoicing. With a 30-day execution timeline, revenue recognition could occur as early as next quarter.
- What does this mean for near-term revenue?
- The order is binding and adds about 10% to FY26 revenue. Combined with the earlier STT order, Techknowgreen has secured ~15% of annual revenue in recent weeks.
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