Sterlite Electric accelerates India’s clean energy transition with ₹7,500 Cr in FY25 orders, driven by Q4 gains in conductors, cables, EPC, and global exports.
Sterlite Electric Ltd, formerly Sterlite Power Transmission Limited, has reinforced its position as a global force in power infrastructure with an annual order book of ₹7,500 crore for FY’25, following an exceptional Q4 performance that alone brought in ₹2,400 crore in new orders. This marks the highest quarterly intake for the year and showcases the company’s ongoing role in powering the global energy transition.
Q4 Leads the Charge: Domestic and Global Acceleration
The final quarter of FY’25 was a standout period for Sterlite Electric, reflecting a surge in demand for its innovative, sustainable transmission products and services. Orders included high-performance conductors, power cables, Optical Ground Wire (OPGW), and specialized EPC services. The company’s technology-driven offerings align closely with India’s renewable energy goals while meeting global energy transmission needs.
According to Mr. Reshu Madan, CEO of Sterlite Electric Ltd, “Our strong Q4 performance, with record order wins, reflects the growing demand for our innovative and sustainable transmission solutions. As the global energy landscape evolves, Sterlite Electric continues to lead the charge in integrating renewable energy into power grids.”
Powering Green Infrastructure with Scalable Solutions
Among the major wins, Sterlite Electric secured TBCB project orders and EPC-based deliveries for high-performance conductors essential for evacuating renewable energy to the grid. Its OPGW segment earned repeat orders from Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL) and multiple state utilities, with notable traction for 96F and 144F cable solutions. Export orders also continued to gain momentum in the Americas, EU, Africa, and the Middle East.
Strategic Growth in Power Cable Market
Sterlite’s power cables segment flourished across Medium Voltage (MV), High Voltage (HV), and Extra High Voltage (EHV) categories. The company secured landmark orders from metro systems, power generation entities, and private Discoms. Noteworthy among them is a 220 kV smart cable order from India’s largest private distribution firm, and Sterlite’s first 132 kV project for a renewable client in Southeast Asia, affirming its product reliability across global climates.
EPC Wins Fuel Grid Modernization
Sterlite Electric’s specialized EPC services division added key projects to its portfolio, including grid upgrades and reconductoring contracts with advanced ACCC technology. These projects focus on boosting transmission capacity and grid reliability for state utilities, further strengthening the company’s EPC footprint.
Export-Led Expansion and Global Trust
With its consistent order pipeline across continents, Sterlite Electric is now seen as a preferred partner for grid modernization and clean energy solutions. The expansion of OPGW and conductors in Europe, Africa, and Middle Eastern markets is a testament to the trust international energy stakeholders place in the company’s engineering expertise.
About Sterlite Electric Ltd
Sterlite Electric Ltd is a globally recognized leader in the cable conductor and transmission sector, delivering solutions across more than 70 countries. The company operates four advanced manufacturing facilities, with a production capacity of over 150,000 MT of conductors and 3,000 km of cables annually. From designing smart cable systems to enabling complex EPC solutions, Sterlite integrates innovation with scale to support both legacy and future-ready energy networks.
More details: https://www.sterliteelectric.com
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