Triveni Turbine FY26 Revenue & Order Booking Hit Record Highs
Triveni Turbine Limited reported record revenue of ₹21,811 million and a record closing order book of ₹23,256 million for FY26. The company experienced strong momentum in both domestic and export markets, with exports contributing 51% of total orders and aftermarket services increasing to 26% of order booking. Management expressed confidence in continuous growth for FY27, driven by global energy transition trends.
Record financial performance and a strong future outlook, particularly in the context of global energy transition trends, have a significant positive impact on investor sentiment and the company's valuation.
The company reported record revenues and order bookings, highlighted strong execution, and expressed confidence in future growth, indicating a positive outlook.
Triveni Turbine Limited has released its investor presentation for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year 2026, ending March 31, 2026. The company reported a satisfactory performance for FY26 despite a challenging global environment, driven by healthy execution and strong traction in both domestic and export markets.
Q4 FY26 saw record revenue and robust order booking momentum, with improved business mix featuring higher contributions from exports and the aftermarket segment. For the full year, order booking remained healthy, particularly boosted by aftermarket offerings in refurbishment opportunities for steam, gas, utility, and geothermal turbines.
The company highlighted a strong and diversified enquiry pipeline across IPP, steel, cement, and oil & gas sectors. While acknowledging potential near-term fluctuations due to geopolitical uncertainties, Triveni Turbine remains confident in delivering full-year growth, supported by a robust order backlog and enquiry pipeline. Growing demand in Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Americas, driven by electricity demand and the global transition to renewable thermal solutions (biomass, waste-to-energy), underpins confidence for continuous growth in FY27.
Financially, the company showcased strong and consistently improving performance over the years. For FY26, Revenue from Operations stood at ₹21,811 million, with a CAGR of 26% from FY22-FY26. EBITDA and PBT also showed significant growth. The company also reported a record closing order book of ₹23,256 million for FY26, with exports accounting for 51% of total orders and aftermarket share increasing to 26% of total order booking.
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