Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Limited

Electrical Equipment #1/5Sub-sector: Power & Distribution TransformersQtr Score Rank 32 / 71 (Top 56 percentile)Growth Score Rank 9 / 68 (Top 88 percentile)

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Business Snapshot

03 Mar

About

India's largest transformer manufacturer, producing power, furnace, rectifier, and distribution transformers for global industries & utilities.

Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Ltd (TARIL), established 1981, is India's largest transformer manufacturer. It designs, manufactures, and supplies a comprehensive range of power, furnace, rectifier, special, and distribution transformers up to 1200 kV and 1000 MVA. Serving 40+ countries, TARIL recorded record revenue, production, and order inflow in FY24-25.

Quarterly Score

↔ Trend: Stable
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12 quarters

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Quarter

Q3 FY2026

LatestStrongly Bullish
Score
8.8

Quarter summary

  • The company delivered an exceptional Q3 FY '26 performance, indicating a clear inflection point in its operational momentum and a strong rebound from previous quarters.
  • TARIL achieved a significant strategic milestone by securing the first HVDC repair order for an Indian-origin company from PowerGrid, enhancing its technological credibility and opening new high-voltage market opportunities.

Rationale

  • Exceptional Q3 FY '26 standalone revenue of INR 704.21 crores, representing significant sequential growth from INR 428 crores in Q2 FY '26 (consolidated revenue INR 737 crores vs INR 460 crores Q2), marking a 'clear inflection point' in operational momentum.
  • Strong EBITDA margin expansion to 16.19% (standalone) in Q3 FY '26 (EBITDA INR 114 crores), driven by operating leverage, healthier order mix, and cost optimization, with sustained guidance for FY '26 of 16% to 17%.

Latest quarter context.

Future Growth Prospects

8.3

Summary

Updated: 05 Mar 2026
  • Mega capacity expansion at Changodar (15,000 MVA by Q1 FY27) and Moraiya (22,000 MVA by Q2 FY27) to increase total production capacity to 75,000 MVA.
  • Backward integration projects for key components like CRGO (acquired FY25), CTC (1,500 tons/month by FY27), and RIP bushings (7,000 units in first year by FY27) are set to improve cost structure and supply chain resilience.
  • Strategic shift to limit order book execution to 18 months (from current 24 months) to enhance asset turnover and capitalize on higher-margin opportunities from INR16,000+ crores tender pipeline.

Top 3 Growth Catalysts

Mega Capacity Expansion & Modernization

capacityImpact: revenue

Timeline

  • capex startFY25 · annual_report

    In April 2024, we embarked upon a strategic capacity expansion projects... commercial production at this new facility is set to begin in May 2025.

    Initial capacity expansion for 15,000 MVA in renewable/medium voltage started

  • commissioningQ1 FY27 · concall

    Changodar facility expansion is on track and completion on Q1 FY '26-27.

    Changodar expansion completed

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  • commissioningQ2 FY27 · concall

    Moraiya is expected to be operational in Q2 FY '26-'27.

    Moraiya expansion completed

  • commissioningFeb 2026 · annual_report

    Further increase Extra High Voltage transformer capacity by an additional 22,000 MVA, with commercial production expected to begin in February 2026.

    Additional 22,000 MVA EHV capacity comes online

Backward Integration for Core Components

costImpact: margin

Timeline

  • capex startFY25 · annual_report

    acquisition of a controlling stake in a Cold-Rolled Grain-Oriented (CRGO) steel processing unit.

    CRGO processing unit acquired for supply chain resilience

  • commissioningFY26-27 · annual_report

    fully automated radiator facility. Phase 1... operational... entire project expected to be completed within the next fiscal year.

    Radiator facility to be fully completed

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  • delay or revisionFY27 · concall

    The CTC plant is targeted for commissioning in FY '26-27, followed by Press Board facility in Q3 FY '26-27 and RIP bushing plant in Q4 FY '26-27.

    Revised commissioning timelines for CTC, Press Board and RIP bushing plants

  • commissioningJune 2026 · concall

    our own CTC plant, which would be doing about 1,500 tons a month up and running. Our RIP in bushing plant also should be in June 1, production should be starting in June.

    CTC and RIP bushing plants commence production

  • commissioningAugust 2026 · concall

    Even our tank manufacturing unit should be up and running in August.

    Tank manufacturing unit becomes operational

Improved Order Book Strategy & Execution

orderbookImpact: margin

Timeline

  • first mentionH1 FY26 · concall

    We deliberately moderated fresh order intake on H1 to align with the extended deliveries, delivery schedules and capacity planning.

    Deliberate moderation of order intake to align with capacity

  • quantified guidanceH2 FY26 · concall

    we expect strong order inflow during the second half, supported by a robust and diversified UEOB close to INR8,000 crores across domestic and international markets.

    Expect strong order inflow after H1 moderation

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  • margin realizationCurrent · concall

    18 months is the highest time limit where we want to execute a certain order. We want to limit ourselves to order book of 18 months.

    Strategic decision to limit order book to 18 months for better margins

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Variant perception

Non-consensus view
Consensus

The market likely acknowledges TARIL's Q3 FY26 performance as an 'inflection point' and anticipates improved financials driven by ongoing capacity expansions and backward integration. The FY26 revenue target of INR2,600 crores (25% growth o

Upside
  • Management's aggressive target to limit order book execution to 18 months (from 24 months) could accelerate revenue recognition and improve asset turnover, boosting profitability beyond current guidance.
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  • More rapid-than-anticipated scale-up of newly commissioned plants (Changodar, Moraiya) and backward integration units (CTC, RIP bushings, tank manufacturing) could drive higher volume and cost efficiencies sooner.
Downside
  • Lingering impacts from Q2/Q3 FY26 raw material shortages (e.g., CTC, bushings) and project delays, if not fully mitigated as expected, could put further pressure on execution timelines and margins.
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  • Failure to achieve the net debt-free target within 18-24 months could strain financial flexibility and limit future growth investments.
base case90% conf
Growth: 25%

Quick takeaway

Capacity expansions in Changodar and Moraiya becoming operational.

Risk watch: Lingering raw material shortages impacting production schedules.

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Drivers

  • Capacity expansions in Changodar and Moraiya becoming operational.
  • Benefits from backward integration in CRGO, CTC, and bushings improving cost structure.

Risks

  • Lingering raw material shortages impacting production schedules.
  • Unforeseen delays in regulatory approvals for new facilities.
upside case70% conf
Growth: 28-30%

Quick takeaway

Faster-than-expected ramp-up of new manufacturing capacities (37,000 MVA).

Risk watch: Inability to fully leverage new capacity due to demand fluctuations.

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Drivers

  • Faster-than-expected ramp-up of new manufacturing capacities (37,000 MVA).
  • Higher conversion of INR16,000+ crores tender pipeline at superior margins.

Risks

  • Inability to fully leverage new capacity due to demand fluctuations.
  • Pressure to maintain margin discipline in a growing market.
downside case60% conf
Growth: 20%

Quick takeaway

Unwavering focus on cost controls and working capital optimization.

Risk watch: Persistent raw material bottlenecks (e.g., CTC, bushings) beyond current expectations.

Show details (2 drivers, 2 risks)

Drivers

  • Unwavering focus on cost controls and working capital optimization.
  • Strategic order selection to protect profitability amidst challenges.

Risks

  • Persistent raw material bottlenecks (e.g., CTC, bushings) beyond current expectations.
  • Increased price competition impacting average selling prices.

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