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Power & Instrumentation Registers Strong Q2 Momentum with Profit and Sales Surge
Power & Instrumentation delivered a strong Q2 performance with net profit rising 21.85% to ₹4.74 crore. Sales jumped 70.27% year-on-year to ₹19.85 crore, reflecting improved execution of engineering and EPC contracts. The company reported increased order flow across industrial automation, electrical systems, and infrastructure projects, helping expand operational scale. Analysts indicated that the sharp growth in topline highlights robust demand visibility.
Improved cost management and higher project delivery efficiency supported bottom-line expansion despite input-cost pressures. The firm’s performance underscores rising activity in India’s power and instrumentation ecosystem.
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Power & Instrumentation Registers Strong Q2 Momentum with Profit and Sales Surge
Power & Instrumentation delivered a strong Q2 performance with net profit rising 21.85% to ₹4.74 crore. Sales jumped 70.27% year-on-year to ₹19.85 crore, reflecting improved execution of engineering and EPC contracts. The company reported increased order flow across industrial automation, electrical systems, and infrastructure projects, helping expand operational scale. Analysts indicated that the sharp growth in topline highlights robust demand visibility.
Improved cost management and higher project delivery efficiency supported bottom-line expansion despite input-cost pressures. The firm’s performance underscores rising activity in India’s power and instrumentation ecosystem.
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Power & Instrumentation posted 21.85% profit growth and a 70.27% sales surge in Q2, driven by strong EPC execution and rising project demand.
Power & Instrumentation delivered a strong Q2 performance with net profit rising 21.85% to ₹4.74 crore. Sales jumped 70.27% year-on-year to ₹19.85 crore, reflecting improved execution of engineering and EPC contracts. The company reported increased order flow across industrial automation, electrical systems, and infrastructure projects, helping expand operational scale. Analysts indicated that the sharp growth in topline highlights robust demand visibility.
Improved cost management and higher project delivery efficiency supported bottom-line expansion despite input-cost pressures. The firm’s performance underscores rising activity in India’s power and instrumentation ecosystem.
Power & Instrumentation delivered a strong Q2 performance with net profit rising 21.85% to ₹4.74 crore. Sales jumped 70.27% year-on-year to ₹19.85 crore, reflecting improved execution of engineering and EPC contracts. The company reported increased order flow across industrial automation, electrical systems, and infrastructure projects, helping expand operational scale. Analysts indicated that the sharp growth in topline highlights robust demand visibility.
Improved cost management and higher project delivery efficiency supported bottom-line expansion despite input-cost pressures. The firm’s performance underscores rising activity in India’s power and instrumentation ecosystem.
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