Sterlite Electric IPO
Sterlite Electric IPO (Mainboard, NSE/BSE): dates and price band are yet to be announced. Track GMP, dates and allotment on Allotly.
| Status | Upcoming |
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| Category | Mainboard |
| Price band | TBA |
| Lot size | TBA |
| Minimum investment | TBA |
| Issue size | TBA |
| GMP | TBA |
| Open date | TBA |
| Close date | TBA |
| Allotment date | TBA |
| Listing date | TBA |
About Sterlite Electric
Sterlite Electric Limited is a manufacturer of capital goods and provider of system integration solutions for the power transmission and distribution industry in India and overseas markets. The company manufactures and supplies overhead conductors, power cables, optical ground wire products, and offers master system integration services for grid infrastructure. Its customers include utilities, renewable energy and transmission developers, metro projects, and industrial sectors such as data centres, steel, oil and gas, and cement. The company generates revenue primarily through the manufacture and sale of these products and related infrastructure solutions. Its infrastructure business also includes engineering, procurement and construction services for power transmission projects and the development of transmission infrastructure on build-own-operate and build-own-operate-transfer models…
Strengths
- Sterlite Electric supplies power transmission products and solutions to customers in over 70 countries.
- The company offers a wide range of products, including conductors, power cables and optical ground wire.
- Its customer base includes utilities, renewable energy projects, metros and industrial sectors.
- The company also provides grid upgrade and system integration services for power infrastructure.
- Sterlite Electric operates both manufacturing and infrastructure businesses in the power sector.
Risks
- A large share of the company’s revenue comes from a limited number of customers.
- The business depends heavily on a few suppliers for key raw materials.
- Most revenue is generated from overhead conductors, increasing dependence on one product category.
- Any disruption at manufacturing facilities may affect operations and revenue.
- The company and its group entities are involved in legal and regulatory proceedings.