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Sterlite Electric Limited Share Price
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₹955
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₹454
Return
7.00%
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As of November 07, 2026, Sterlite Electric Limited Unlisted Shares are available at ₹535.00 per share, with a face value of ₹2.00 per share, a 52-week high of ₹549.00 and a 52-week low of ₹454.00. The minimum lot size is 100 shares, and the shares can be held in dematerialised form through NSDL and CDSL.
ISIN
INE110V01015
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Face Value
2
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Total Shares
14,12,87,134
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Market Cap
7,558.86 Cr
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Profit After Tax
237.2 Cr
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Total Revenue
6,268.5 Cr
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P/E
31.87
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P/B
4.61
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Sector
Utilities
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Sub-sector
Power Transmission & Distribution
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Category
Small Cap
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Cashflow - Operations
359.07 Cr
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About Sterlite Electric Limited
officially issued on April 15, 2025
- Sterlite Electric Limited (formerly Sterlite Power Transmission Limited) started out as an integrated power transmission company with operations in India and Brazil. In October 2024, the company went through a major restructuring: its power transmission infrastructure business was demerged into a separate entity called Sterlite Grid 5 Limited, now known as Resonia Ltd. What remained was renamed Sterlite Electric Limited, officially issued on April 15, 2025, a capital goods manufacturer focused on power cables, conductors, and OPGW, currently exporting to 70+ countries from four manufacturing plants in India.
- The core business is making and supplying products that power grids run on: high-performance conductors (150,000+ MT per year), EHV/HV/MV underground power cables (3,000+ km per year), and Optical Ground Wire (OPGW). The company also takes on EPC contracts, helping utilities upgrade and modernise ageing transmission networks across 120+ corridors in India. In FY26, the management order book closed at ₹6,619 crores. The Company secured its first 400 kV cable order, marking an important move into one of the highest-voltage cable categories
- The Convergence business is where power infrastructure meets telecom. Sterlite Electric uses its 8,500+ km OPGW network spread across 100+ districts and 450+ towns in India to offer fibre connectivity to telecom companies, data centres, and hyperscalers. Because the fibre runs on overhead transmission towers, it avoids the right-of-way headaches ground-level networks face and delivers 99.9%+ uptime. Services include dark fibre leasing, containerized data centres, tower leasing, and fibre EPC, all tied to India's growing demand for reliable digital infrastructure.
- The company employs around 527 people as of March 2026 and is recognized as the first cable manufacturer in India to shift entirely to steel-only packaging, eliminating wood from its drums and packing material to cut down its carbon footprint.
- Sterlite Electric Limited was incorporated on 5th May 2015, with its registered office in Pune and corporate office in New Delhi.
Source: Sterlite Electric Limited Annual Report FY2024-25 and Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP).
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