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Premier Energies bags Rs 2,307 crore Solar orders

Premier Energies Ltd, a Hyderabad-based solar cell and module manufacturer, has won new orders worth Rs 2,307.30 crore in the third quarter (Q3) of FY26. These orders come from leading Indian power producers and other customers and are expected to be executed over the next two years, giving the company steady revenue visibility.

The company said the orders reflect strong customer trust in its product quality and execution capabilities. With India’s renewable energy market growing rapidly, Premier Energies is well-positioned to meet increasing demand for solar components.

The firm is also expanding its production capacity, planning to reach 10.6 gigawatts (GW) for solar cells and 11.1 GW for solar modules by September 2026. These new orders will support this growth and help the company strengthen its place in India’s domestic solar manufacturing sector.

Chiranjeev Saluja, MD and CEO, said the large order inflow shows confidence in Premier Energies’ technology and manufacturing. He added that as India accelerates renewable energy deployment, the company is focused on providing high-quality solar solutions while expanding backward integration across the value chain.

The announcement has caught the attention of investors, with analysts noting that the orders could boost the company’s stock performance. The size and timing of the contracts signal strong business momentum and future growth potential.

Overall, the new orders align with India’s focus on renewable energy and domestic manufacturing. They are expected to contribute significantly to Premier Energies’ growth over the next two years and reinforce its role in building India’s solar infrastructure.

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Premier Energies sees 32% upside, Nuvama turns bullish

Premier Energies has received a “Buy” rating from Nuvama Institutional Equities, with a target price of ₹1,270 per share,  suggesting a potential 32% rise from current levels.

Nuvama expects the company’s revenue and profit margins to grow strongly between FY26 and FY28. The growth is driven by expansion in solar module, cell, and wafer production, as well as backward integration into batteries, transformers, and inverters, which should help improve margins.

Government policies supporting domestic solar manufacturing, like the ALMM and Domestic Content Requirement (DCR), are expected to further boost demand for Premier’s products.

The stock has already rallied since its IPO, giving investors strong returns, but it remains about 30% below its all-time high. Analysts note that competition, pricing pressures, and technology shifts could affect margins, but the overall outlook remains positive.

Premier Energies’ growth story highlights the opportunities in India’s renewable energy sector, as clean energy adoption continues to accelerate.

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