| Breakdown | TTM | Mar 2025 | Mar 2024 | Mar 2023 | Mar 2022 | Mar 2021 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Income Statement | ||||||
| Total Revenue | 6.91B | 5.98B | 5.61B | 3.79B | 3.29B | 5.80B |
| Gross Profit | 1.51B | 1.25B | 937.11M | 597.96M | 360.24M | 224.40M |
| EBITDA | 937.64M | 850.46M | 798.46M | 989.65M | -994.13M | -661.02M |
| Net Income | 393.14M | 248.40M | 227.84M | -49.04M | -2.64B | -1.79B |
Balance Sheet | ||||||
| Total Assets | 29.35B | 23.87B | 22.09B | 20.02B | 22.23B | 24.16B |
| Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 2.35B | 511.08M | 305.98M | 353.07M | 73.18M | 48.02M |
| Total Debt | 3.65B | 3.58B | 4.55B | 4.09B | 9.81B | 8.36B |
| Total Liabilities | 10.52B | 8.79B | 9.97B | 9.14B | 14.84B | 14.11B |
| Stockholders Equity | 18.81B | 15.06B | 12.10B | 10.86B | 7.38B | 10.04B |
Cash Flow | ||||||
| Free Cash Flow | -1.48B | -1.33B | -1.21B | 207.66M | -720.05M | -562.07M |
| Operating Cash Flow | -1.48B | -1.33B | -1.21B | 209.05M | -719.94M | -498.92M |
| Investing Cash Flow | 13.93M | 37.25M | -239.09M | 124.81M | 10.25M | 210.86M |
| Financing Cash Flow | 1.58B | 1.18B | 1.30B | -61.42M | 683.87M | 251.59M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
64 Neutral | ₹20.60B | 23.35 | ― | 3.64% | -8.09% | -12.59% | |
62 Neutral | $20.33B | 14.63 | -3.31% | 3.23% | 1.93% | -12.26% | |
61 Neutral | ₹18.24B | 20.37 | ― | 1.43% | 12.40% | -9.69% | |
59 Neutral | ₹17.84B | 37.48 | ― | 0.14% | -6.76% | -31.51% | |
54 Neutral | ₹7.85B | 31.63 | ― | ― | 8.69% | 51.66% | |
50 Neutral | ₹18.04B | 893.07 | ― | 0.07% | 4.28% | 32.37% | |
43 Neutral | ₹9.88B | 46.69 | ― | 0.21% | -7.55% | -30.11% |
SEPC Limited has disclosed that two major credit rating agencies, CRISIL Ratings and Infomerics Valuation and Rating, have sharply downgraded the company’s long-term and short-term bank facilities to the lowest ‘D’ grade. These downgrades, from previous BB+/Negative and A4+ categories, signal heightened concerns over the firm’s creditworthiness and could significantly constrain its access to bank funding and increase borrowing costs, posing challenges for liquidity management and stakeholder confidence.
Both CRISIL and Infomerics now classify SEPC’s bank facilities as being in default or near-default category, highlighting a material deterioration in the company’s perceived ability to meet its financial obligations. The move places the company under closer scrutiny from lenders and investors, and may force SEPC to renegotiate terms with banks, pursue recapitalisation measures, or adjust its operating strategy to stabilise its financial position.
SEPC Limited has disclosed that Telecommunications Consultants India Limited has cancelled a previously issued Letter of Intent, which had been communicated to the company on 7 February 2026. The loss of this prospective contract may impact SEPC’s near-term project pipeline, and the company has said it is taking appropriate steps and will update exchanges on any material developments in line with disclosure regulations.
SEPC Limited has entered a decisive growth phase, with its consolidated order book reaching a record ₹10,455 crore as of 31 December 2025, driven by robust order inflows in FY26 and disciplined project selection across core infrastructure segments. On a standalone basis, the order book has risen sharply to ₹7,255 crore from ₹4,501 crore as of 31 March 2025, underscoring an accelerated order conversion cycle and strengthening market credibility.
The company’s order book is strategically diversified, with mining and construction together accounting for over 77% of the standalone portfolio, complemented by water, power, and other infrastructure segments that enhance execution scale and operating leverage. SEPC’s mix of 48% domestic and 52% international orders, including significant business through SEPC FZE, provides both alignment with India’s infrastructure upcycle and geographic diversification, translating into strong multi-year revenue visibility and improved growth prospects for stakeholders.
During FY26 up to 31 December 2025, SEPC secured fresh orders totaling ₹5,954 crore, reflecting strong bidding momentum and growing client confidence in its execution capabilities. This elevated order pipeline positions the company to translate scale into sustained revenue growth, better operating leverage and greater balance-sheet resilience, reinforcing its competitive standing in the EPC infrastructure space.
SEPC Limited has secured a Letter of Intent from state-owned Telecommunications Consultants India Limited to implement a smart prepaid metering project in Punjab’s Central Zone under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme. Valued at about ₹314 crore and executed on a DBFOOT basis with Adya Smart Metering, the mandate covers end-to-end deployment and long-term operation of advanced metering infrastructure for Punjab State Power Corporation, with milestone-linked payments during the post–Go-Live phase.
The win bolsters SEPC’s order book and deepens its presence in power distribution and digital metering, aligning with its strategy to grow annuity-based, long-duration revenue streams while managing capital and risk. Backed by sustained public-sector spending on power reforms and recent financial momentum, including Q3 FY26 revenue already exceeding the prior full year, the project enhances SEPC’s visibility and positioning to benefit from favourable infrastructure and energy-sector tailwinds.
SEPC Limited has announced its entry into a significant Rs. 3,300 crore mining consortium project in collaboration with the JARPL-AT Consortium. This project, awarded by South Eastern Coalfields Limited, involves the Rampur Batura Opencast Coal Mine in Madhya Pradesh and is expected to span approximately 10 years. SEPC’s involvement includes supplying materials, deploying machinery and manpower, and providing project management and consultancy services. This strategic engagement is expected to bolster SEPC’s mining portfolio, enhance revenue visibility, and add stability to its project portfolio in India by participating in a high-value contract with an asset-light and capital-efficient structure.