Skipper shares touched a day high of Rs 566.75 on the NSE after the company secured fresh orders worth Rs 1,305 crore for T&D projects.

Here’s what the orders actually involve. A part of this business covers the supply of transmission towers and monopoles for T&D projects in North America.

On the domestic side, Skipper has also bagged two 765 kV transmission line projects from a developer within India.

Sharan Bansal, Director at Skipper, said the company is seeing renewed momentum in its export business, with orders from developed markets picking up as expected.

He added that this order mix strengthens the company’s T&D portfolio and reinforces its position as a partner for complex power infrastructure projects globally.

This win builds on a strong run of orders through the year. Skipper’s total disclosed order book now stands at around Rs 5,060 crore, giving it roughly 3.6 quarters of revenue visibility based on recent execution levels.

Speaking earlier to sources, Bansal had also reiterated the company’s FY27 guidance of 15% revenue growth and 30% profit growth, despite a softer first quarter caused by delays in export shipments linked to geopolitical developments.

He noted that those shipments are expected to normalise in the coming quarters, and that margins continue to expand.

On the financial front, Skipper’s annual revenue has grown from Rs 1,711 crore in FY22 to Rs 5,563 crore in FY26. The stock has gained more than 6% over the past year and has closed in the green in seven of the last ten sessions.

On Thursday, 27th August, Skipper shares closed at Rs 558.10 on the NSE, up 1.98% for the day, with the official closing price to be confirmed once markets settle.

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