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CG Power: The Numbers Behind the Two-Futures Week

The stock recovered 3.6% on Monday as the OSAT milestone outbid the China-tender fear. Here is the full analytical picture — price, technicals, four quarters of financials, and the levels that matter.

CGPOWERCG Power and Industrial Solutions13 Jul 2026 · 4 min read
Price

₹925.05

Jul 6 close, +3.59%

From 52w high

−5.7%

high ₹980.50

From 52w low

+76.0%

low ₹525.50

TTM P/E

~122×

TTM PAT ₹1,199 Cr

Q4 FY26 revenue

₹3,442 Cr

+13.6% OPM

20-day avg volume

5.3M

5-day 9.0M — increasing

What happened

Three events moved this stock in one week

+3.6%*
growth

CG Semi commences commercial production at the Sanand OSAT plant

CG Semi — CG Power's joint venture with Japan's Renesas Electronics and Thailand's Stars Microelectronics — started commercial production at its G1 chip-packaging facility in Sanand, Gujarat, inaugurated by the Prime Minister. Peak capacity 300 million units a year, part of a ₹7,600 Cr two-facility investment; the G2 facility is under development. (Filed on a Saturday; the +3.6% is Monday's reaction.)

Read:This is the company's second growth engine going from project to product. Revenue contribution will be small initially, but the milestone removes execution risk from the biggest optionality in the stock — India's first major private-sector chip-packaging line, with customers in automotive, defence, industrial and IoT.

BSE filing, Jul 4
−7.0%
risk

Government allows four Chinese-owned equipment makers into transmission tenders

TBEA Energy, Nanjing Electric India, New Northeast Electric India and Taikai Electric — Chinese-owned manufacturers with Indian facilities — were permitted to bid for government power-transmission projects. The whole domestic power-equipment complex fell: CG Power −7% on 24.7M shares, Hitachi Energy and GE Vernova T&D down up to 10%.

Read:Hits the core business — transformers and switchgear — where CG Power earns nearly all of today's revenue. More bidders in government tenders means pricing pressure risk. Counterpoint: the government cited a genuine capacity shortage (demand outrunning domestic supply) and called the exemption a non-precedent. The first actual tender outcomes will show whether the −7% was right.

+2.4%
growth

Nashik EHV switchgear plant commissioned — +80% capacity

CG Power commissioned its S3 Unit-II extra-high-voltage switchgear facility in Nashik, adding 7,200 breaker units a year in the 33kV–245kV range, funded from internal accruals (₹39.5 Cr).

Read:Shows the core business is still investing into visible demand — the same capacity shortage that prompted the tender-policy change. It's the counterweight to the China-competition fear: CG Power is expanding into a supply-constrained market.

BSE filing, Jun 4

The India–Japan economic-security pact signed on July 2 — with semiconductors listed first among priority sectors — frames all three: CG Semi is the working example of the corridor the two governments just committed to. Monday's +3.6% close was the market weighing the chip milestone against the tender fear, and choosing the milestone.

The tape

How the week traded

₹, daily close
644.76736.58828.4920.221,012.04925.0504-0104-2905-2906-2207-06Nashik EHV plant commissionedIndia–Japan pact: semiconductors firstChina tender entry · −7%OSAT milestone priced · +3.6%
CG Power (BSE 500093), daily close, April–July 2026. Series downsampled for illustration. Source: BSE daily closing prices.
RSI (14)

48.1

Neutral

52-week range

925.05

525.5980.5

−5.7% from high

Moving averages
  • vs 20-DMA (₹936.65)
  • vs 50-DMA (₹890.64)
  • vs 200-DMA (₹745.20)

Trend: bullish

The technical picture matches the news flow: Friday's China-tender selloff knocked the stock below its 20-day average for the first time since May, but Monday's recovery held both the 50- and 200-day averages comfortably, and the 30-day support at ₹858 was never tested. RSI at 48 is neutral — the froth from the June run has reset without the trend breaking.

The financials

Four straight quarters of growth, margin holding

₹ Cr, quarterly consolidated
01,284.922,569.853,854.772,878.05Q1 FY26PAT 266.9 · OPM 13.3%2,922.79Q2 FY26PAT 284.4 · OPM 12.9%3,175.35Q3 FY26PAT 283.9 · OPM 11.4%3,441.76Q4 FY26PAT 363.5 · OPM 13.6%
Consolidated quarterly revenue, FY26. Q3 FY26 revenue grew 26.2% over Q3 FY25 (₹2,515.7 Cr). Source: exchange filings via XBRL.
Quarterly consolidated · ₹ Cr
QuarterRevenueNet ProfitOPMEPS (₹)
Q4 FY263441.8363.513.6%2.31
Q3 FY263175.4283.911.4%1.81
Q2 FY262922.8284.412.9%1.82
Q1 FY262878.1266.913.3%1.76
Q3 FY252515.7237.910.8%1.57

FY26 closed with ₹1,199 crore of trailing-twelve-month profit on steadily rising revenue — a ~26% YoY growth pace at the Q3 comparison. At ₹925 the market pays roughly 122× that trailing profit: the semiconductor option and the grid-capex cycle are both in the price, which is why single-day policy news moves the stock as hard as it did last week.

Resistance

₹980.50

30-day high = all-time high

Last close

₹925.05

Support

₹858

30-day support; Friday's low never reached it

What to watch

The next data points

  • Q1 FY27 results

    Trading window closed Jun 30; results this month. Order book and any tender-pricing commentary after the Chinese entry.

  • OSAT in numbers

    Whether CG Semi's revenue or utilisation appears in segment disclosures — the milestone becomes measurable.

  • ₹980 level

    The all-time high doubles as the only overhead resistance; a close above it puts the stock in price discovery.

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