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Solarium Green Energy’s Order Book Climbs to INR 852.28 Crore on Strong Utility-Scale Solar EPC Demand

Solarium Green Energy has reported an order book worth INR 852.28 crore as of June 30, 2026, highlighting strong business momentum driven by large-scale solar EPC contracts and solar equipment supply across multiple customer segments. The robust pipeline reflects the company's growing presence in India's expanding renewable energy sector, particularly in utility-scale solar project execution.

According to the company, the order book includes projects and supply contracts secured through its Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) business as well as its solar products division. The pending orders span a diverse customer base, including utility-scale developers, government agencies, institutional clients, and residential, commercial, and industrial (C&I) consumers.

Ground-mounted solar EPC projects form the largest share of the company's current order pipeline, accounting for INR 467.50 crore, underscoring the increasing demand for large utility-scale renewable energy developments across the country. The second-largest segment comprises the supply of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules, contributing INR 310.47 crore, while the remaining INR 74.31 crore consists of projects and orders across other business categories.

The order mix demonstrates Solarium Green Energy's increasing focus on utility-scale solar infrastructure while maintaining a diversified presence across multiple market segments. Alongside large EPC projects, the company continues to serve residential rooftop, commercial and industrial (C&I), and institutional customers through integrated solar solutions and equipment supply.

Beyond EPC services, Solarium Green Energy offers a range of solar products, including solar PV modules, string inverters, and ABT (Availability-Based Tariff) meters, enabling it to provide end-to-end solutions for renewable energy developers and power consumers. This diversified business model allows the company to participate in both project execution and equipment supply, helping strengthen revenue visibility.

India's utility-scale solar market has witnessed sustained growth, supported by competitive bidding, expanding transmission infrastructure, and central and state government renewable energy programmes. Demand from commercial and industrial consumers has also continued to rise as businesses increasingly adopt captive and open-access solar projects to reduce electricity costs, improve energy security, and meet sustainability commitments.

A healthy order book is considered a key indicator of future revenue for EPC companies, providing greater earnings visibility while reflecting continued customer confidence. For Solarium Green Energy, the current pipeline positions the company to benefit from India's accelerating clean energy investments and the country's broader target of achieving 500 GW of installed non-fossil fuel-based power capacity by 2030.

With a balanced portfolio spanning utility-scale solar projects, government and institutional contracts, C&I installations, residential solutions, and solar equipment supply, Solarium Green Energy continues to strengthen its footprint in one of the world's fastest-growing renewable energy markets.