SUPREMEPOWEREQUIPMENT / guidance tracker

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Supreme Power Equipment · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.

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What management said would happen.

FY27 Revenue: 250-300 crore

Management targets 250-300 crore revenue for FY27 despite order book visibility of 377 crore, citing customer delivery extensions and execution caution. May potentially exceed 300 crore on optimistic scenario.

revenue

EBITDA Margin: 18-20%

Management expects EBITDA margins to be sustained in the 18-20% range going forward, after moderating from prior year levels due to new plant staffing costs and raw material headwinds.

margins

30% YoY Revenue Growth Trajectory

Management targets 30% year-over-year revenue increase as a guideline for FY28, implying ~400 crore next year, scaling toward 600-650 crore peak revenue by FY29.

growth

Mainboard Migration in Q4 FY27

Company has started paperwork and expects to migrate from SME to Mainboard by Q4 FY27, with management emphasizing this aligns with quarterly reporting culture they have adopted proactively.

expansion

FY26 Revenue Target: ₹180-200 Crore

Management maintained full-year guidance despite Q3 shortfall. Q4 is expected to deliver ₹70-80 crore including ~₹30-40 crore from the new facility, leveraging the existing ₹301 crore order book.

revenue

FY27 Revenue Target: ₹300 Crore

Management guided for 300 crore+ revenue in FY27, representing ~50% growth from FY26 expected base, driven by new plant ramp-up and geographic expansion into Karnataka (30-40% contribution) and Kerala (10%).

revenue

FY28 Stretch Target: ₹400-500 Crore

Analyst raised question on FY28 potential and management confirmed possibility of reaching 400-500 crore, contingent on order book conversion and capacity utilization of the new facility.

revenue

Net Margin Guidance: 10-12%

Management expects to sustain 10-12% net margins going forward, with larger power transformers (new product line) potentially adding 1-2% margin improvement, offset by increased workforce costs during ramp-up.

margins