Pace Digitek Limited, along with its subsidiaries, has reported total order inflows of ₹64,597 million for FY2026, reflecting strong growth momentum across its core business segments. The company’s performance was primarily driven by its energy business, which continues to gain traction amid increasing opportunities in battery energy storage systems (BESS) and renewable energy infrastructure.
Out of the total order inflows, the energy segment contributed ₹58,147 million, while the telecom segment accounted for ₹6,450 million, indicating a gradual shift in the company’s business mix toward energy-led projects.
Within the energy segment, a diversified contract portfolio supported growth during the year. Build Own Operate (BOO) contracts contributed ₹24,550 million, accounting for approximately 42% of energy inflows. These contracts are expected to generate long-term, annuity-based revenue streams, supporting cash flow stability.
Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contracts formed the largest share of the energy portfolio, contributing ₹30,484 million, or about 52% of inflows. These projects are typically associated with large-scale renewable energy and storage deployments and are expected to drive near- to medium-term revenue based on project execution progress.
Supply contracts accounted for ₹3,114 million, representing around 6% of the energy segment inflows. While smaller in proportion, these contracts contribute to immediate revenue generation and support operational efficiency across the company’s supply chain.
The company has secured projects from several central and state agencies, including Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited, Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, NTPC Limited, Solar Energy Corporation of India, and Maharashtra State Power Generation Company, along with private sector clients. This diversified customer base is expected to enhance business resilience and reduce dependency on any single client segment.
The telecom segment, although smaller, continues to provide stable and recurring revenue streams. Order inflows of ₹6,450 million in this segment were driven by operations and maintenance (O&M) contracts, equipment supply, and infrastructure projects. Key clients include Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, Tata Teleservices, RailTel Corporation of India, and Indian Railways.
The company’s current order book reflects multi-year execution visibility, supported by a mix of long-term BOO projects and shorter-cycle EPC and supply contracts. This structure is expected to balance annuity-based income with execution-driven revenue.
Chairman and Managing Director Venugopal Rao Maddisetty stated that FY2026 marks a significant milestone for the company as it strengthens its position in the energy sector, particularly in BESS and renewable infrastructure. He added that the strong order inflows highlight the company’s execution capabilities and the confidence placed by public and private sector clients.
Pace Digitek indicated that it will continue to focus on disciplined growth as opportunities in the energy transition space expand, supported by a robust and diversified project pipeline.
