Quality Power Electrical shares jump 2% after bagging Rs 10 crore export order for Microsoft-linked Finland data centre
Shares of Quality Power Electrical Equipments Ltd rose over 2% today after the company announced it has secured a significant export order from a leading European customer for a hyperscale data centre project in Finland, reportedly associated with Microsoft.
The company disclosed in its regulatory filing that it has won an order worth approximately ₹10 crore to supply dry-type Shunt Reactors, which will be manufactured at its ISO-certified facility in Sangli, India. The order is expected to be completed within 12 months and marks a strategic entry into the data centre segment for the company.
These dry-type air core Shunt Reactors, compliant with IEC 60076-6 standards, are designed to stabilize voltage and manage reactive power in sensitive, high-performance environments like hyperscale data centres. Unlike oil-filled alternatives, these reactors offer reduced fire and environmental risks, making them ideal for mission-critical infrastructure.
Commenting on the development, Vivek Moroney, President – Operations, said:
'Securing this order following rigorous technical evaluations by Scandinavian utilities and consultants reaffirms our engineering capabilities and growing presence in global markets. This strategic entry into supplying for large-scale data centre applications strengthens our position internationally.'
At the time of writing, shares of Quality Power Electrical Equipments Ltd were trading at ₹844.85, up 2.18% on the NSE.
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