Atlanta Electricals Wins INR 285 Crore Power Transformer Order from PSTCL
The contract for 23 high-capacity 160 MVA transformers strengthens Atlanta Electrical’s position in Punjab’s transmission infrastructure market and boosts manufacturing utilisation.
June 04, 2026. By News Bureau
As per the Letter of Award received from PSTCL, the order involves the supply of 23 units of 160 MVA, 220/66 kV Power Transformers along with Nitrogen Injection Fire Prevention and Extinguishing System (NIFPES) and optional spares, with an aggregate order value of approximately INR 285.15 crore, including applicable taxes.
Niral Patel, Chairman and Managing Director, Atlanta Electricals, said, “This order from PSTCL reflects the continued trust placed in Atlanta Electricals’ execution capabilities in delivering high-capacity transformers. Our longstanding association with PSTCL is a proof of our ability to consistently meet technical and operational requirements, and this order will further strengthen our presence in the state while supporting capacity utilisation across our manufacturing facilities.”
Atlanta Electricals commenced its association with PSTCL in 2018 and has since supplied approximately 200 transformers, with an aggregate installed capacity of around 5,000 MVA across the state of Punjab. This order further strengthens the Company’s presence in a strategically important market and reinforces its capability to deliver technologically advanced power transformers to leading state utilities.
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