DEE Development Engineers' Order Book Update: ₹1,913 Crore Closing Balance as of Feb 2026
DEE Development Engineers Limited reported a closing order book of ₹1,913.16 crore as of February 28, 2026. The company secured ₹754.16 crore in new orders and executed ₹160.91 crore in February 2026. It is also L1 for an additional ₹211 crore in orders. The update also details ongoing tariff-related matters in its power division.
The order book update provides visibility into future revenue streams. The ongoing regulatory disputes in the power division could have a medium-term financial impact depending on the final outcomes.
The announcement provides an update on the order book and ongoing regulatory matters. While the order book figures are factual, the details regarding tariff revisions and appeals introduce some uncertainty, balancing any positive outlook.
DEE Development Engineers Limited has provided an update on its order book for the period from February 1, 2026, to February 28, 2026. The company reported a total closing order book of ₹1,913.16 crore as of February 28, 2026.
During February 2026, the company secured new orders totaling ₹754.16 crore and executed orders worth ₹160.91 crore. The cumulative order inflow for FY 2025-26, as of February 28, 2026, stands at ₹1,713.96 crore, with cumulative order execution reaching ₹1,029.42 crore for the same period.
The announcement also includes details on tariff revisions and appeals related to its power generation business. Specifically, for Malwa Power Private Limited, an interim order revised the tariff to ₹3.50 per unit, with the PPA extended for 10 years. However, an appeal has been filed by Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL), and Malwa Power has filed a caveat. The APTEL confirmed the supply at ₹3.50 per unit until a final decision.
For DEE Development Engineers Limited's Power Division, the tariff was revised to ₹5.877 per unit by PSERC, but the High Court of Punjab & Haryana has stayed this order. Consequently, the company will continue to supply electricity to PSPCL at the prevailing tariff of ₹7.47 per unit, and any recovery claims on account of tariff differential are withheld pending the High Court's final decision.
Additionally, the company is L1 for orders worth ₹211 crore from reputed clients, with formal purchase orders expected shortly. This amount is not included in the reported order book figures.
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