Share of Patel engineeringA major infrastructure and manufacturing company, 6% in Intrade trade on 13 February 48.51 after the release of its December quarter performance.
For Q3 FY25, Patel was from the integrated revenue operation of engineering 1,205.5 crore, 13.62% year-by-year (YOY) 1,061 crore in Q3 FY24. The company’s integrated operating Ebitda increased by 29.50% Compared to 184 crores 142.1 crore in last year.
As a result, the operating Ebitda margin Q3 FY24 improved from 13.39% to 15.26%, while the net profit for Q3 FY25 increased From 80.4 crores 70.2 crore a year ago. Additionally, the company successfully reduced its interest cost 8.75 crores in the quarter.
By December 31, 2024, Patel was an integrated gross loan of engineering 1,422.4 crore, from below 1,885.5 crore by 31 March, 2024, shows important rustic efforts.
Q3 stood in the company’s order book at the end of FY25 16,396.4 crore with 63% projects related to hydroelectric segment. Currently the company has 15 hydroelectric projects 10,428.3 crore, Sabnsiri Hep (2,000 MW), Dibang Multipurpose Project (2,880 MW), Kiru Hep (624 M With major undertakings. 540 MW), according to the company’s Q3 income filing.
Looking forward, the company has been well deployed to capitalize on the infrastructure of India’s expansion, which is supported by one. Allocation of 11.21 lakh crore budget in Union Budget 2025, accounting for 3.1% of GDP.
Hydroelectric region India currently provides healthy opportunities with around 18,000 MW hydroelectric projects under execution, out of which the company is involved in the construction of about 8,000 MW, its Q3 report. With a total established capacity of 51.74 GW, India has left behind Japan to become the world’s fifth largest hydroelectric producers.
The country’s large hydro capacity has increased from 35.9 GW in March 2008 to 46.9 GW by August 2024, while the small hydro capacity increased by almost four times to 5.1 GW.
Meanwhile, the Government of India and the State Government of Arunachal Pradesh have collaborated to revive and execute 12 hydroelectric power projects with a joint capacity of 11,517 MW. This initiative aligns with India’s nationally prescribed contribution (NDC) with commitment to the goal. 500 GW of total energy capacity by 2030,
Stock 30% in a year, but still 218% in 2 years
Many high-up small-cap stocks have come under the sale of pressure in recent months, erasing their impressive benefits, Patel Engineering is such a stock, 30% decline in last one year,
Despite such steep decline, the stock has increased by 218% in the last two years. After experiencing continuous sales pressure from January 2022 to February 2023, which declined by 50%, the stock reversed its trajectory in the next months and maintained its upward speed in the next 12 months.
Also, from the bottom of March 2020 7.10 per share, the stock is currently trading with 583% profit.
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