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Atlanta Electricals Bags ₹297.71 Crore GETCO Order: A Major Boost to India’s Power Infrastructure

Atlanta Electricals Bags ₹297.71 Crore GETCO Order Atlanta Electricals Bags ₹297.71 Crore GETCO Order

In a major milestone for the Indian power sector, Atlanta Electricals Limited (AEL) announced on November 26, 2025, that it has won two significant orders from the Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (GETCO). Together, these orders amount to an impressive ₹297.71 crores, marking one of the company’s largest project wins in recent times.

What the Order Includes

Under the new contracts, AEL will supply a total of 25 power transformers, essential for strengthening and expanding India’s electricity transmission network. The breakdown of the order includes:

  • 21 units of 220/66 KV, 160 MVA Power Transformers

  • 3 units of 66/11.55 KV, 20 MVA Power Transformers

  • 1 unit of 220/132 KV, 150 MVA Auto Transformer

These transformers play a crucial role in ensuring efficient and stable power flow across regions, especially at a time when India is rapidly upgrading its energy infrastructure.

A Strategic Win for Atlanta Electricals

This order further solidifies AEL’s reputation as one of the country’s most reliable and innovative transformer manufacturers. The company sees the GETCO contract as a validation of its engineering excellence and long-standing commitment to quality.

Industry Leadership Built Over Three Decades

Atlanta Electricals has been a prominent player in India’s transformer manufacturing space for more than 30 years. The company produces a wide range of transformers—from 5 MVA/11 kV distribution units to high-capacity 500 MVA/765 kV power transformers—along with specialized products such as furnaces, generator, and auto transformers.

Operating through five manufacturing facilities across Gujarat and Karnataka, AEL has supplied 4,400+ transformers totaling 94,000 MVA across India as of March 31, 2025. Its focus on innovation, reliability, and customer-centric engineering continues to drive its growth in the power sector.

Source:Source: NSE Corporate Filing dated 26-11-2025

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