Why did Transformers and Rectifiers India (TARIL) stock move recently?

On 7/23/2026, Transformers and Rectifiers India moved -4.4% — TARIL shares fell on continued reaction to weak Q1 FY27 results (net profit down ~9% YoY to ₹61.5 cr with margin pressure from higher costs), as flagged in multiple reports from July 21. This is MarketChacha's decoded reason from filings and credible news; it is education, not buy/sell advice.

Is Transformers and Rectifiers India (TARIL) overvalued or fairly valued?

MarketChacha shows Transformers and Rectifiers India's valuation in context — a forward P/E of about 23.1, a price-to-book of about 5.7 — alongside its revenue and profit growth and whether reported profit converts into operating cash, so you can judge value for yourself. MarketChacha does not issue ratings, price targets, or buy/sell advice.

What is Transformers and Rectifiers India's revenue?

Transformers and Rectifiers India reported revenue of ₹2,395 Cr for FY2026, with net profit of ₹225 Cr, per official filings.

What is the share price of Transformers and Rectifiers India (TARIL)?

Transformers and Rectifiers India last traded at ₹297.50 (+0.4% on the day), as of 8/18/2026 — a delayed quote shown for education, not investment advice.

Transformers and Rectifiers India

TARIL · NSE · Capital Goods · India

Snapshot

TickerTARIL

ExchangeNSE

SectorCapital Goods

IndustryElectrical Equipment & Parts

CountryIndia

HeadquartersAhmedabad, India

Websitewww.transformerindia.com

Filings tracked0

About Transformers and Rectifiers India

Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Limited, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells transformers in India. The company provides power transformers, such as generator transformers, unit and station auxiliary transformers, small and medium power transformers, and trackside transformers for railways; and rectifier transformers, including 6 and 12/24 pulse transformers with IPT, as well as transformers for bridge construction. It offers distribution transformers, including energy efficient transformers, transformers with packaged substations, copper and aluminium wounds, hermitically sealed type transformers, and transformers with corrugated cooling fins. In addition, the company provides furnace transformers consisting of electric arc furnace and submerged arc furnace transformers, ladle refining furnace transformers, induction furnace transformers, and DC arc furnace transformers; specialty transformers, including testing and earthing transformers and transformers having multiple secondaries; and shunt and series reactors. It exports its products. The company was formerly known as Triveni Electric Company Limited and changed its name to Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Limited in March 1995. Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Limited was founded in 1981 and is based in Ahmedabad, India.

Who owns it

Promoters64.4%
Institutions7.9%
Public & other27.7%

48 institutional holders

Ownership breakdown from public market data. Promoter pledge is not included here — that comes from exchange shareholding filings.

Forensic scorecard

No major accounting red flags in the fundamentals we have — profit is backed by cash and returns look healthy.

Net margin trend3.4% → 10.5%

Margin has expanded by about 7.1 points — the business is getting more profitable.

Growth qualityrev 25% · PAT 60%

Profit growth is broadly tracking revenue growth — the earnings trend looks operational rather than one-off.

Computed by MarketChacha from reported figures (Yahoo Finance). Education, not a rating or recommendation.

What's expected next

Next fiscal year

Rev ₹3,814 Cr · EPS 12.83

Est. earnings growth +26.6%

Analyst consensus estimates — not the company's own guidance.

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Financials at a glance

Source: Yahoo Finance

Annual

Quarterly · last 4

Revenue (FY2026)

₹2,509 Cr

Net margin

10.5%

Revenue CAGR (2y)

+39.2%

Profit CAGR (3y)

+86.6%

Net profit (FY2026)

₹264 Cr

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Why it moved

Jul 23, 2026
TARIL shares fell on continued reaction to weak Q1 FY27 results (net profit down ~9% YoY to ₹61.5 cr with margin pressure from higher costs), as flagged in multiple reports from July 21.
source 1 ↗source 2 ↗source 3 ↗· confidence: high

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Financials

Yearly

Period	Revenue	Net profit	Net margin
FY2026	₹2,509 Cr	₹264 Cr	10.5%
FY2025	₹2,019 Cr	₹214 Cr	10.6%
FY2024	₹1,295 Cr	₹45 Cr	3.4%
FY2023	—	₹41 Cr	—

Quarterly

Period	Revenue
Q1 FY27	₹572 Cr
Q4 FY26	₹783 Cr
Q3 FY26	₹737 Cr
Q2 FY26	₹460 Cr

Figures as reported, in ₹ (crore). Source: Yahoo Finance.

In the news

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