Servotech Renewable Power System Limited — PPTs, 07-05-2025: Investor Presentation

1. Financial Highlights:

Servotech Renewable Power System Ltd. posted a stellar FY25 with consolidated revenue jumping 91% to Rs. 676.8 Cr and EBITDA soaring 159% to Rs. 57.94 Cr. PAT surged 176.5% to Rs. 32.64 Cr, lifting margins to 4.8%. Q4 revenue rose 7.9% to Rs. 147.46 Cr, while EBITDA and PAT more than doubled to Rs. 13.38 Cr and Rs. 7.72 Cr, respectively. Standalone revenue grew 91.8% to Rs. 589.11 Cr, with PAT up 195.5% to Rs. 33.47 Cr. Operational efficiency improved as debtor days fell to 86 and inventory days to 35, enabling leaner working capital.

2. Strategic Initiatives & Growth Drivers:

The company is ramping up EV charger and solar inverter capacity, targeting 10,000 inverters per month and expanding its retail and channel footprint. Investments toward backward integration in solar PV manufacturing are underway. Supportive government policies on pumped storage and lithium imports, along with rising demand for clean energy and EV infrastructure, fuel growth. A new solar app aims to drive 1 lakh solar home installations by 2026.

3. Business Developments:

Servotech inked a joint development deal with France’s Watt & Well for local EV charger component production and secured a solar rooftop project from North Eastern Railway. The company gained a patent for peak shaving technology and is advancing several patents in EV charging and energy management. Digital upgrades include SAP S/4 HANA and AI-powered CRM systems.

4. Market Position & Competitive Advantage:

With 20 years in power electronics and over 11,000 EV chargers installed, Servotech boasts strong partnerships with BPCL, IOCL, and Tata Motors. It leads in tech innovation, holding multiple patents and offering India’s first fast charging interoperability solutions. Its integrated portfolio across EV charging, solar, and battery segments, combined with domestic manufacturing, provides scale and differentiation.

5. Investor Implications:

Strong revenue and margin growth, operational gains, and strategic partnerships highlight positive growth potential in India’s clean energy shift. Execution risks include scaling production and competitive dynamics, but ongoing tech investments and digital transformation underpin confidence in sustained leadership within renewables and EV infrastructure.