Voltamp Transformers FY26 Revenue Up 11% to ₹2,153 Crore; Recommends 1000% Dividend
Voltamp Transformers reported its highest ever revenue for FY2025-26 at ₹2,153.68 crores, an 11.34% increase. The Board recommended a final dividend of 1000% (₹100 per share). The company has an order backlog of ₹1200 crores and added new orders worth ₹310 crores in April 2026. A new factory is expected to be operational from July 2026, and ₹25 crores is approved for land acquisition.
The announcement includes record revenue, a substantial dividend payout, a strong order backlog, and future expansion plans, all of which are significant positive developments for the company and its investors.
The company reported its highest ever revenue and recommended a significant dividend, indicating strong financial performance and positive returns for shareholders. Despite some short-term margin pressures, the overall outlook remains positive with a strong order backlog and planned capacity expansion.
Voltamp Transformers Limited announced its financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026. The company reported its highest ever revenue for FY2025-26, with net sales and service revenue reaching ₹2,153.68 crores, an 11.34% increase compared to the previous year's ₹1,934.23 crores.
The Board of Directors has recommended a final dividend of 1000% (₹100 per share) for the financial year, subject to shareholder approval. The company began FY2026-27 with an order backlog of ₹1200 crores (10270 MVA), and added new orders worth ₹310 crores (2107 MVA) in April 2026, with a robust enquiry pipeline.
The EBIDTA margin for the March 2026 quarter was impacted by a one-time provision of ₹4.85 crores for compliance with the revised Labour Code, a ₹5.50 crores target-linked group incentive to employees, increased costs of imported raw materials due to rupee depreciation and vendor price hikes, and escalated transformer oil costs due to the Middle East conflict.
Other income was affected by negative mark-to-market (MTM) gains on long-term investments in Government securities and mutual fund schemes, a consequence of rising long-term GSEC yields compared to earlier periods. The company emphasized that these are accounting entries and its investment strategy remains long-term focused.
In terms of capital expenditure, the construction of the new Power Transformer factory is progressing as planned and is expected to be operational from July 2026. Additionally, the Board has approved an investment of ₹25 crores for the acquisition of new land near Vadodara for future use, to be funded through internal accruals.
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