Indo Tech Transformers Approves ₹35 Cr CAPEX for Capacity Addition
Indo Tech Transformers approved an additional CAPEX of ₹35 Crores for capacity enhancement to 25,000 MVA. This brings the total CAPEX to ₹135 Crores. The expansion is planned over FY2028-2029, with the proposed capacity addition expected by March 2029. Financing will be via internal accruals and bank borrowings.
The CAPEX is a substantial amount for the company and directly relates to increasing production capacity, which could lead to higher revenues and market share.
The company announced a significant CAPEX for capacity addition, which indicates a positive outlook for future growth and expansion.
Indo Tech Transformers Limited announced that its Board of Directors, in a meeting held on May 20, 2026, approved an additional Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) proposal of ₹35 Crores.
This new investment is for the enhancement of plant capacity to 25,000 MVA, with the execution planned over the Financial Years 2028-2029. This initiative supplements earlier CAPEX approvals of ₹75 Crores (approved on December 31, 2024) and ₹25 Crores (approved on November 13, 2025), which were aimed at increasing the plant capacity to 16,000 MVA and 20,000 MVA, respectively.
The company's existing capacity is 14,000 MVA, with a current utilization rate of 80-90%. The proposed capacity addition is 5,000 MVA, and the company expects to achieve this by March 2029. The total CAPEX for these capacity enhancements now stands at ₹135 Crores. The financing for this CAPEX will be through internal accruals and bank borrowings in the form of a term loan. The rationale behind this expansion is to further enhance the plant capacity to 25,000 MVA.
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