TD POWER SYSTEMS LIMITED — Stage 3 setup with EFS 80.0 and investment score 32.7.
Data refreshed 31 Aug 2026. Technical snapshot: 2026-08-28. Prices are delayed/EOD unless explicitly marked otherwise. Financials in INR crore unless stated.
Market capINR 24,393 CrScreener / PG financials
P/E88.7xTrailing
Jun 2026 revenue640 CrYoY +72.0%
Jun 2026 PAT86 CrYoY +72.0%
ROCE34.0%Screener / PG financials
ROE24.7%Screener / PG financials
Book valueINR 34.3Per share
Vol ratio (EOD)0.5xVs 20D avg
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Company Background
TD Power Systems Limited (NSE: TDPOWERSYS) · Founded 1999 · Bengaluru, India
80% India market share · 105 countries · 6,300+ machines
⚡ Origin & Founding
Founded on 16 April 1999 in Bengaluru by Nikhil Kumar — an engineer from Karnataka Regional Engineering College (Suratkal) and Harvard Business School alumnus with over two decades in rotating electrical machinery. The company was conceived as a technology-led manufacturing house from day one, not a traditional family business.
Co-promoters include Hitoshi Matsuo (Japanese technical partner, reflecting the Toyo Denki tie-up) and Mohib N. Khericha. Listed on NSE & BSE on 8 September 2011.
🔬 Technology Lineage
2001Toyo Denki (Japan) licence — AC generators up to 30 MW. Foundation of the company's technology base.
Aug 2026Siemens Energy — 10-year Build-to-Print Framework Agreement signed 13 Aug 2026. TDPS manufactures 2-pole generators using Siemens Energy's design, drawings & specs via scheduled POs. Landmark deal: multi-decade revenue visibility, access to latest German engineering IP.
Own IP4-pole generators up to 60 MW — fully proprietary, in-house developed technology. No licence fee drag.
📦 Product Portfolio
Steam & Gas Turbine Gen
Up to 250 MVA
Hydro Generators
Up to 45 MVA
Diesel & Gas Engine Gen
Up to 25 MVA
Wind Generators
Custom ratings
Railway Traction Motors
Indian Railways / export
Marine / Geo / Solar
Specialised apps
2-pole Siemens licence (Premium)
55 MW → 250 MVA · data centre gas turbine OEMs · US & EU
🏆 Market Position
India market share (1–50 MW)~80%
Machines supplied globally6,300+
Countries served105
FY26 export share of orders~80%
Factory utilisation100% — full capacity
Competitive moat: Sits in the "uneconomical for Siemens/GE" segment (1–50 MW) yet holds their technology licence — competing against BHEL, Kirloskar Electric, and CG Power on price + turnaround, while out-speccing them on quality.
🎯 Customers & End Markets
🖥️Data Centres (US/EU OEMs) — Primary FY26 growth driver; AI infra boom
🏭Industrial OEMs — Steel, paper, sugar, cement, oil & gas
⛵Marine — Naval & commercial shipping
🌍 International Footprint
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USA — TDPS America
Sales office; FY26 revenue ₹19,961 lakhs (+37% YoY). Primary data centre OEM market. Full acceptance across North, Central & South America.
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Germany — TDPS GmbH
Engineering & sales; FY26 PBT ₹966 lakhs (+110% YoY). Hub for EU OEM relationships incl. Siemens Energy.
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Turkey — TDPS Turkey
Assembly plant; FY26 revenue ₹3,094 lakhs (+105% YoY). Headwind: economic slowdown + govt policy. Role: small machines for local market + EU backup service shop.
Now New factory under construction · 100% capacity utilisation
🏗️ Manufacturing & Operations
3
Bengaluru plants
Unit I: 157.6K sq ft Unit II: 219.8K sq ft Large Gen: 78.5K sq ft
991
Permanent employees (FY26)
+ contract & trainees ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 EN ISO 3834-2 certified
100%
Capacity utilisation
New factory under construction to handle accelerating order inflows
Sources: NSE Archives AR FY2026 · TDPS official website · TradeBrains · InvestingStoics · Screener.in · Agent Adda KB · Annual Report Deep Dive 31 Aug 2026
Investment Read
Separate the company from the entry: business quality first, timing second.
The edge is in staying with strong fundamentals — and demanding a sane entry.
TD POWER SYSTEMS LIMITED combines the latest available financial extract with the technical snapshot. Latest quarter: revenue 640 Cr (YoY +72.0%), PAT 86 Cr (YoY +72.0%). The next step is to reconcile these headline numbers with the annual report, exchange filings, and cash-flow quality.
Decision Frame
Business: understand where moat comes from.
Financials: prefer consistent cash conversion.
Technical: Stage 3, RSI 31.23.
Action bias: buy-on-pullback beats chase.
Invalidation: thesis break + trend break.
Fundamental Scores
Agent Adda scores from snapshot (stage_snapshot). Useful ranking signals — not standalone buy/sell rules.
Enhanced fund score80.0
Investment score32.7
Earnings quality83.6
Sales growth76.7
Financial strength79.8
Institutional bias76.0
Technical score46.2
Score Interpretation
EFS 80.0 is the composite fundamental score: it indicates a reasonably strong combination of earnings quality (83.6), sales growth (76.7), financial strength (79.8), and institutional bias (76.0). The weaker sales-growth/financial-strength components are why the score is not a clean quality signal. Investment Score 32.7 is lower because it blends the fundamental stack with the current technical setup, where the technical score is 46.2. In plain English: the tape is stronger than the balance-sheet evidence, so the stock can screen well for momentum without removing execution, leverage, or valuation risk. Validate the scores against audited cash flow, debt, margins, dilution, and the next two quarters before treating them as conviction.
Scores are ranking outputs, not intrinsic value. A high Investment Score can fall quickly if price momentum breaks; EFS should improve only when operating quality and cash conversion improve.
Company Overview
Company overview from the available fundamentals extract; source gaps are stated rather than filled with scraper metadata.
Business ✓ AR FY2026 + Web Verified
TD Power Systems Limited (est. 1999, Bengaluru) manufactures AC/DC generators and electric motors for power utilities, industrial OEMs, railways, defence, marine, and — increasingly — global data centre operators. The company holds an ~80% share of India's large-generator segment (1–50 MW) and has supplied 6,300+ machines to 105 countries. Technology lineage: Toyo Denki (Japan, 2001) licence for generators up to 30 MW; Siemens AG (2012) licence for 2-pole generators 55–250 MVA; own proprietary IP for 4-pole generators up to 60 MW. Key facilities: three Bengaluru plants totalling ~456,000 sq ft; overseas subsidiaries in USA, Germany, and Turkey. ~80% of FY26 order inflows came from exports, driven by US/EU data centre gas-turbine OEM demand. A landmark 10-year Build-to-Print Framework Agreement with Siemens Energy was signed on 13 Aug 2026, providing multi-decade revenue visibility and access to latest German engineering IP. All three domestic plants are at full capacity; a new manufacturing facility is under construction. MD Nikhil Kumar (Harvard MBA, KREC engineer) founded the company and has led it since inception — professionally managed, not a traditional family promoter business.
Pros
Debt-free: Interest expense ₹190L on ₹1,856 Cr revenue (FY26) — confirmed from AR.
43.4% PAT CAGR over 5 years — FY26 PAT ₹21,644L (+40.8% YoY), third consecutive record year.
Siemens Energy 10-year deal (Aug 2026) — stable manufacturing PO flow, latest IP access.
80% export orders in FY26 — data centre AI infrastructure tailwind; US + EU demand "extremely high" per management.
ROE 24.7%, OPM stable 18–19% for 3 consecutive years.
New capacity under construction — production bottleneck being resolved.
Cons & Watch-outs
⚠ EGM 10 Sep 2026: ₹600 Cr QIP + ₹75 Cr preferential issue — ~8–10% dilution at current market cap. Watch outcome before adding.
Promoter stake: 26.87% (down from 34.27% over 3 years). Partly ESOP-driven (38,333 ESARs exercised FY26), partly pre-QIP disclosure. Low but professionally managed — not an exit signal per se.
Going concern note on one subsidiary (AR pages 184–185) — likely Turkey; verify directly.
Valuation: P/BV 22× — priced for continued execution. Any quarter miss will compress multiple sharply.
Turkey subsidiary facing economic headwinds + local manufacturing policy pressure.
Historical P&L
5 annual periods returned from the fundamentals extract. The latest available annual period shows revenue +45.1% and PAT +36.6% versus the prior period; confirm whether the change is organic, margin-led, or acquisition-led in the annual report.
Period
Revenue
Op. Profit
OPM
PAT
EPS
Payout
Mar 2022
797
97
12
70
4.53
15
Mar 2023
872
134
15
97
3.10
16
Mar 2024
1,001
171
17
118
3.79
15
Mar 2025
1,279
235
18
175
5.59
11
Mar 2026
1,856
335
18
239
7.64
11
797Mar 2022
872Mar 2023
1,001Mar 2024
1,279Mar 2025
1,856Mar 2026
Quarterly Results
7 quarters sourced from PostgreSQL (Screener.in verified) · Q1 FY27 (Jun 2026): Revenue +72.0% YoY, PAT +72.0% YoY, OPM 19% (flat YoY, +2pp QoQ recovery from Mar dip). TTM Revenue ₹2,124 Cr · TTM PAT ₹274 Cr · TTM EPS ₹8.80. Analyst target: ₹1,751 (Anand Rathi, Aug 2026). FII count rose from 205 → 256 in Jun 2026 quarter.
Quarter
Revenue (Cr)
Expenses
Op. Profit
OPM %
Interest
Dep.
PBT
Tax %
PAT
EPS (₹)
YoY Rev
YoY PAT
Jun 2026 ★
640.0
518.0
122.0
19%
0.0
7.0
117.0
26%
86.0
2.76
+72.0%
+72.0%
Mar 2026
589.0
491.0
98.0
17%
0.0
7.0
99.0
27%
72.0
2.31
+69.3%
+35.8%
Dec 2025
443.0
362.0
80.0
18%
1.0
6.0
78.0
28%
56.0
1.80
+26.6%
+24.4%
Sep 2025
452.0
370.0
83.0
18%
1.0
5.0
82.0
26%
60.0
1.93
+29.1%
+33.3%
Jun 2025
372.0
303.0
69.0
19%
0.0
5.0
67.0
26%
50.0
1.60
—
—
Mar 2025
348.0
283.0
65.0
19%
0.0
5.0
70.0
25%
53.0
1.70
—
—
Dec 2024
350.0
289.0
61.0
17%
0.0
5.0
60.0
25%
45.0
2.88
—
—
TTM (last 4Q)
2,124.0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
274.0
8.80
—
—
Revenue YoY (Jun'26)
+72.0%
₹372 Cr → ₹640 Cr
PAT YoY (Jun'26)
+72.0%
₹50 Cr → ₹86 Cr
OPM Recovery (QoQ)
+2pp
17% (Mar'26) → 19% (Jun'26)
TTM EPS
₹8.80
P/E ~85.5× at CMP ₹752.70
Analyst Target
₹1,751
Anand Rathi BUY · Aug 2026 · +133% upside
Balance Sheet And Cash Flow
3 balance-sheet/cash-flow periods are available. Latest reported borrowings are 18 Cr, CFO is 129 Cr, and FCF is 19 Cr. Read these alongside PAT, working-capital movements, capex, and financing flows: profit growth is higher quality when it converts to operating cash without repeated debt or equity funding.
Balance sheet item
Mar 2024
Mar 2025
Mar 2026
Equity Capital
31
31
31
Reserves
674
829
1,041
Borrowings+
0
12
18
Total Liabilities
1,038
1,364
1,877
Fixed Assets+
186
207
294
Total Assets
1,038
1,364
1,877
Cash flow item
Mar 2024
Mar 2025
Mar 2026
CFO
84
40
129
CFI
-34
-34
-105
CFF
-16
-7
-21
FCF
40
-16
19
Net Cash
34
-1
3
Cash conversion is the key counterweight to the reported profit trend. Reconcile CFO versus PAT, inventory and receivables, capex, borrowings, and financing inflows against the audited annual report and latest exchange filing before increasing confidence in the thesis.
Concall, Filings And News
Evidence reviewed: 8 concall artifacts and 6 exchange/company announcements — PDF text extracted and synthesised by GPT-4o. The read-through below distinguishes reported numbers, management claims, and checks required before relying on the catalyst.
Annual report source:Annual Report FY2026 (NSE Archives, 9.96 MB PDF). ✓ LOCALLY PARSED — 31 Aug 2026 The AR was downloaded from NSE Archives and processed page-by-page via GPT-4o (50 relevant pages extracted, 7 Q&A pairs per page). Key findings: revenue quality confirmed (auditor unmodified opinion; revenue recognition tested as key audit matter); debt near-zero (interest ₹190L, down 37.8% YoY; all subsidiary loans repaid); related parties clean (non-exec directors on sitting fees only; no unusual RPTs); cash flow positive (PAT ₹21,644L, +40.8% YoY confirmed from AR p.54); risks newly identified from AR: (1) going concern note on a subsidiary — Pages 184-185, verify which entity; (2) CARO qualifications — Pages 188-189; (3) personnel costs +31.9% YoY — fastest-growing cost line. ⚠ NEW — EGM 10 Sep 2026: Board has called an EGM to approve a ₹600 crore QIP + ₹75 crore preferential issue (total ₹675 crore fundraise). Likely for new factory capex. Dilutive at ~8–10% of current market cap — watch EGM outcome before adding to position.
Analytical check: AR-verified — margin durability confirmed (OPM 18–19% stable 3 years); cash conversion positive; leverage nil; segment mix shifting to exports (80% of FY26 orders). Separate management claims from audited numbers — concall transcripts (Aug, May, Feb, Nov 2026) available via BSE links below.
Management read-through
Capex & capacity outlook: Investments in technology, alliances, people & processes enabling the company to deliver complete value chain in Generator manufacturing
Key themes: Technology and Innovation; Global Expansion; Quality Assurance; Automation and Robotics.
“Achieves Highest Revenue & PAT for the third consecutive year”
“Our facility is designed to deliver precision, reliability and high quality”
“Automation has enabled us to manage complex tasks with greater precision and adaptability”
Overall tone: Bullish.
Concall evidence and what to test
Coverage note: dated presentation links were found, but transcript text was not locally extracted; the materials require manual review before management claims are treated as evidence.
17 Aug 2026 ⚠Notice of EGM — 10 September 2026 Board seeking shareholder approval for: ₹75 Cr preferential issue + ₹600 Cr QIP = ₹675 Cr total fundraise. Likely for new factory capex. Dilutive at ~8–10% of current market cap. Watch EGM outcome before adding to position.
16 Aug 2026
Reg 30 (LODR) — Newspaper Publication
13 Aug 2026 ★10-year Build-to-Print Agreement with Siemens Energy — manufacturing framework for 2-pole generators; scheduled POs, Siemens IP access, multi-decade revenue visibility.
This section separates reported facts, management claims, and verification tasks. Read announcements as potential catalysts only: confirm the next exchange result, balance-sheet movement, cash-flow statement, and any dilution or project milestones before changing the thesis.
Sector And Competitive Context
Sector and peer claims are shown only when a same-date comparable dataset is available.
Lens
Read-through
Sector
Not available
Data quality
No peer ranking asserted without comparable same-date observations.
Next check
Compare growth, margins, balance-sheet risk, valuation, and relative strength with the company’s listed peers.
Peer ranking omitted: no comparable same-date peer dataset was supplied, so this report does not manufacture a self-comparison row.
Chart read-through: compare price with the moving-average stack, momentum, trend strength and volume. Treat the chart as timing context; it does not replace the operating and valuation evidence above.
Technical Analysis
Technical setup from cached snapshot (if available).
Indicator
Value
Note
Stage
Stage 3
Weinstein stage
Signal
—
Snapshot
RSI
31.23
Momentum
ADX
42.0
Trend strength
SMA20/50/200
701.83 / 629.6 / 498.64
Trend context
Supertrend
SELL
Trend filter
Ratio
Value
Market cap
INR 24,393 Cr
P/E
88.7x
ROCE
34.0%
ROE
24.7%
Book value
INR 34.3
High / Low
798.85 / 226.55
Dividend yield
0.14%
Weinstein And O'Neil Read
Stan Weinstein Stage Analysis
The snapshot labels the stock Stage 3 (Stage 3 topping). Weinstein stage describes the position of price within a multi-month trend: Stage 1 is a base, Stage 2 an advance, Stage 3 a topping range, and Stage 4 a decline. It is a context framework, not a forecast or standalone trade signal.
Evidence check: price is above the 20/50/200-day averages, and the moving averages are stacked bullishly (701.83 / 629.6 / 498.64). RSI is 31.23 (weak momentum); ADX is 42.0 (strong trend); Supertrend is SELL. A bullish stage with weak momentum, a broken moving-average stack, or a conflicting Supertrend reading is a lower-quality setup.
Stage 2 confirmation requires a sustained advance, a successful breakout or higher low, constructive volume/relative strength, and a retest that holds. Do not infer confirmation from one strong candle; define the invalidation level before entry and avoid chasing an extended move.
William O’Neil / CAN SLIM Lens
C — Current earnings: latest PAT growth is +72.0% and revenue growth is +72.0%; confirm the next two quarters and check whether margin and CFO support the growth. A — Annual earnings: latest annual revenue growth is +27.8%; fill the missing periods before claiming a multi-year CAGR. N — New: identify a new product, customer, capacity addition, or catalyst and distinguish company guidance from delivered results. S — Supply/demand: price/volume confirmation matters; share issuance, promoter selling, or thin liquidity can weaken the setup. L — Leader: relative strength is not available; compare against the correct sector and Nifty benchmark rather than using price alone. I — Institutions: institutional-bias score is 76.00; verify actual ownership trend. M — Market: confirm that the broader index and sector are supportive. The practical conclusion is a watchlist-quality setup only when earnings acceleration, leadership, volume, and a definable risk point align.
Broker And Market View
Broker/analyst evidence is shown only when dated source results are returned.
1 week ago - TD Power System Standalone June 2026 Net Sales at Rs 627.84 crore, up 75.39% Y-o-Y Aug 18 2026 11:10 AM · Buy TD Power Systems; target of Rs 1751: Anand Rathi Aug 13 2026 11:35 AM | The TD Power Systems share price target of Rs 1,600 rests on analyst projections of 15 to 20 percent PAT growth in FY27. Q4 FY26 results released in 2026 confirming the earnings trajectory are the most direct catalyst fo | Number of FII/FPI investors increased from 205 to 256 in Jun 2026 qtr. TD Power Systems Ltd. ... Buy: TD Power Systems Ltd. ... TD Power Systems Ltd. ... Mgmt Note: TD Power Systems Ltd. ... We recently interacted with T
Valuation Scenarios
Illustrative valuation from TTM EPS and P/E multiples (not a recommendation). The current multiple is exceptionally high; this is a sensitivity table, not a fair-value estimate, and small EPS or multiple changes materially affect the result.
Scenario
TTM EPS
P/E
Implied value
vs current
Condition required
Bear (multiple compression)
7.64
62x
474
-39%
Risk-off, slower growth, lower multiple.
Base (current multiple)
7.64
89x
678
-13%
Steady execution; multiple holds.
Bull (multiple expansion)
7.64
106x
813
+4%
Sustained growth + quality premium.
Issues And Risks
Generic risk framework; replace with annual-report-specific risks when the report is parsed.
Risk
Why it matters
Severity
What to monitor
Demand / earnings
Cyclicality, customer concentration, or weak volume can make recent growth non-recurring.
Medium
Orders, volume, segment mix, and next two quarters.
Working capital
Receivables and inventory can absorb cash even when accounting profit rises.
Medium
CFO versus PAT, working-capital days, and FCF.
Leverage / capex
Debt-funded expansion increases fixed obligations and execution risk.
Medium
Borrowings, interest cover, capex milestones, and funding source.
Governance / disclosure
Related parties, auditor remarks, pledges, or inconsistent reporting can change the thesis.
Medium
Annual-report notes, exchange filings, auditor qualifications, and dilution.
Valuation / entry
A good business can still deliver poor returns when expectations are already high.
Medium
Earnings delivery, peer multiples, trend support, and risk point.