Vivid Electromech

Vivid Electromech received purchase orders totalling about Rs24.25 crore, excluding taxes, from Secutech Automation (India) for the supply of Scada and automation panels for a data centre project in Noida. The panels were to be supplied within three months of acceptance of the order. The award followed short-cycle wins in late October, including a Rs40.36 crore order for panels for a Chennai data centre and Navi Mumbai and a Rs35.77 crore order for panels for a Tanzania water-supply project and metro switchgear. The company's data-centre tickets have averaged Rs20-25 crore apiece, with data centres accounting for about 52% of sales in the first half of FY27. Vivid reported total income of about Rs201 crore in FY26 and revenue of Rs91.53 crore in the first half of FY27, with an order book of Rs307 crore as of 26 October.

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Vivid Electromech received orders totalling about Rs40.36 crore excluding taxes, comprising a letter of intent from ABS General Solutions India for LT and PDB panels for a data-centre project in Chennai and a purchase order from STT Global Data Centers India for power distribution units for NDMC 02 in Navi Mumbai. The Chennai panels were to be supplied by February 2027 and the Navi Mumbai units within three months. The awards came three days after a Rs35.77 crore order for Tanzania water-supply panels and metro switchgear, while the executable order book stood at Rs205 crore at the end of August. Data centres accounted for about half of the company's Rs201 crore total income in the year to March, with an average ticket of Rs20-25 crore. Its Navi Mumbai manufacturing plant was about 94% utilised, with a second assembly-only unit in Pune at about 70%.

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Vivid Electromech received purchase orders totalling about Rs 35.77 crores excluding taxes from Afcons Infr Vijeta Infra JV-TZ and Univastu India Limited. The Afcons joint venture ordered low-tension, PDB, VFD and PFC panels for a water supply scheme in Tanzania, with supply due within seven to nine weeks of manufacturing clearance. Univastu India ordered 176 low-voltage panels and medium-voltage switchgear incorporating ABB switchgear for a metro line project, to be executed within two months. The company's executable order book stood at Rs 205 crores as of 31 August, split between Rs 98 crores of data-centre work, Rs 32 crores of metro work and Rs 75 crores of other work. It reported total income of Rs 201.09 crores in the year to March, with data centres accounted for about half of sales and Maharashtra accounted for about 91.7% of sales. Its Navi Mumbai manufacturing plant was 94.36% utilised while the Phase I plant at Nahren Ambernath was under pre-commissioning to take total capacity to 22,500 verticals a year.

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Vivid Electromech received a Letter of Award and purchase orders worth a combined ₹52.81 crore, excluding taxes, from Cosmic PV Power, Bondada Engineering and DRN Infrastructure. The work covers LT and HT panels for a solar-cell plant, 33kV switchgear for a solar park and 183 electrical panels for a wastewater-management system, with execution periods ranging from 10-12 weeks to nine months. The company reported FY25 revenue of ₹155.3 crore, with data-centre and solar/renewable work accounting for 35.8% and 20.8% of revenue respectively. Its capacity utilisation was 69.2% in FY25, while its top customer accounted for 32.6% of revenue.

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