Kanohar Electricals Ltd. Share Price

Overview

Kanohar Electricals Ltd. share price is currently ₹1,114.30, down by - ₹63.56 (5.4%) from its previous closing price of ₹1,177.86. The share price has declined -2.18% over the past month and declined -2.18% over the past year. The stock's 52-week low and high are ₹677.85 and ₹1,202.64, respectively. Kanohar Electricals Ltd. has a market capitalisation of ₹ 7,180.00 Cr. The share price was last updated on 09 Oct 2026, 03:57 PM IST.

Kanohar Electricals Ltd.
Kanohar Electricals Ltd.
KANOHAR
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- ₹63.56
5.40%
Capital Goods
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Updated: 09 Oct 2026, 03:57:37 pm IST

Market Data

Open Price

 ₹1,139.13

Prev. Close

 ₹1,177.86
 ₹1,070.25

Day Low

 ₹1,141.93

Day High

 ₹677.85

52 Week Low

 ₹1,202.64

52 Week High

Capital GoodsElectric Equipment
Category Cap

Fundamentals

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Price To Earnings Ratio

63.93

Sector PE

47.79

PB Ratio

22.25

Sector PB

6.89

EPS

17.43

Dividend Yield

0.00

Today's Volume

10.706 M

5 Day Avg. Volume

16.056 M

PEG Ratio

-0.71

Market Cap.

₹ 7,180.00 Cr.

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Mutual Fund Ownership

Mutual Fund Holder
Aug 26
Shares held
Sep 26
Shares held
TRUSTMF Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth-
6.07 Lac
(100%)
ICICI Prudential Multi Cap Fund - Growth-
5.40 Lac
(100%)
Edelweiss Recently Listed IPO Fund - Regular Plan - Growth-
2.75 Lac
(100%)
Motilal Oswal Balanced Advantage Fund - Regular Plan - Growth-
2.22 Lac
(100%)
Tata Dividend Yield Fund - Regular Plan - Growth-
1.22 Lac
(100%)

About Kanohar Electricals Ltd. 👋

Kanohar Electricals Limited is an India-based domestic player in transformer manufacturing for industries, such as power transmission, railways, renewable energy, and power distribution. The Company operates its business in two segments: Transformer Manufacturing Business and engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) Business. The Transformer Manufacturing Business includes power transformers, traction transformers, scott transformers, shunt reactors and distribution transformers. The EPC Business segment includes EPC solutions for substations and EPC solutions for transmission lines. Power transformers in the power transmission sector are used to step up or step-down voltage levels in electrical grids, enabling power transmission over long distances while minimizing energy losses. Traction transformers are used to supply power to electric trains by converting high voltage alternating current (AC) from the grid to the required voltage for railway electrification systems.

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Neha

Neha

9 Oct • 2:02 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

5 companies where the reported order book with FY26 sales:

Big Order Book = Big Opportunity? 5 companies where the reported order book is significantly large compared with FY26 sales: HFCL-~5.7x Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works ~5.1x

KMEW
Kanohar Electricals - ~2.8x Advait Energy Transitions ~1.9x Skipper - ~1.7x But remember a big order book alone is not enough. Before investing, also look at: Order execution Operating margins Cash flows & collections Revenue and profit conversion Valuation Because an order book creates value only when the company can execute, collect cash and convert it into sustainable profits. I'm Neha Gupta, SEBI Registered Research Analyst. Follow Wealth Magnet for more fundamental stock research and market insights. Disclaimer: This is for educational/informational purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. #hfcl#Stock Market #IndianStock Market #Stocks #Stock Research FundamentalAnalysis OrderBook SmallCapStocks MidCapStocks

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Stock Reader

Stock Reader

2 Oct • 8:36 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

KANOHAR ELECTRICALS — THE TRANSFORMER BOOM IS JUST BEGINNING

KANOHAR
India needs more power. But before that power reaches homes, factories and data centres — it needs transformers, substations and transmission lines. That's where Kanohar Electricals operates. Founded in 1972, Kanohar manufactures power transformers, shunt reactors, traction transformers and GIS, while also executing substations and transmission lines on an EPC basis. And the opportunity is getting bigger. India's electricity demand is rising. Renewables are expanding. Railways are electrifying. Data centres are coming up. Industrial capacity is increasing. Every one of these requires grid infrastructure. Kanohar has expanded its transformer manufacturing capacity to 19,200 MVA annually, with facilities in Meerut and backward integration for critical components such as transformer tanks and radiators. But there's another interesting differentiator. Kanohar can manufacture transformers up to 500 MVA / 400 kV, and the company says it is among only five Indian manufacturers with short-circuit certification for this class of transformer. It also manufactures specialised Scott-connected transformers for railway electrification. So the opportunity isn't just: More transformers → More revenue. It's: Power generation → Transmission → Substations → Rail electrification → Industrial capex → Data centres Kanohar can participate across that infrastructure chain. The company has also moved beyond equipment manufacturing into EPC, covering substations and transmission lines up to 400 kV. And now comes an important phase: IPO + capacity + execution. Kanohar's September 2026 prospectus confirms its public offering, while the company has been positioning the capital-market process alongside its growth plans. Of course, this isn't a risk-free story. Transformer manufacturing is capital intensive. Raw-material prices can affect margins, EPC projects carry execution and working-capital risks, and larger established players create intense competition.

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Prameela Balakkala

Prameela Balakkala

30 Sep • 2:34 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Kanohar Electricals: ₹250 Cr Order for 400kV Transformer

Key Update: Kanohar Electricals has received a ₹250 crore order from a Central Public Sector Undertaking (CPSU). The order is for the manufacturing of 400kV power transformers. The order strengthens the company’s presence in the high-voltage power transmission equipment segment. Fundamental Ratios: Key metrics such as P/E, ROE, ROCE and debt-to-equity should be reviewed along with the latest financial results. Risk Factors: Manufacturing and order-execution delays Raw-material price fluctuations Dependence on large institutional orders Working-capital requirements Competition in the power equipment industry Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Investors should conduct their own research and consult a SEBI-registered investment professional before making investment decisions.

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SASI KUMAR SEBI RA

SASI KUMAR SEBI RA

20 Sep • 8:50 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Midcap stocks that are using capital really efficiently 👇

• Tips Music • Waaree Renewable • Jeena Sikho • International Gemmological Institute • Augmont Enterprise • Esab India • HBL Engineering • Kanohar Electrical • Indian Energy Exchange • CAMS High ROCE + consistent growth = strong business quality. Note: not a buy/sell recommendation... .

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Inderjeet Singh

Inderjeet Singh

17 Sep • 10:24 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Peak XV Sells ₹1,756 Cr Groww Stake; Groww MF Buys Kanohar

GROWW
Peak XV Partners sold 9.17 crore shares of Billionbrains Garage Ventures, the parent company of Groww, for ₹1,756.2 crore through an open-market transaction. The deal involved a 1.46% stake and came as Groww's parent company shares declined nearly 4% in trade. Peak XV Partners Investments VI-1 sold the shares at ₹191.49 apiece, reducing part of its 15.68% holding in Billionbrains Garage Ventures. Separately, Groww Mutual Fund acquired 4.75 lakh shares of Kanohar Electricals, representing a 0.6% stake, for ₹35.2 crore at ₹740.38 per share. Kanohar Electricals shares gained nearly 19% to ₹751.50 on the NSE, compared with its issue price of ₹632. The bulk deals also included transactions in Glass Wall Systems, where First Bridge India Growth Fund acquired an additional 0.68% stake for ₹12 crore. The transactions highlight fresh institutional activity across recently listed and growth-oriented companies.

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Pavan Rawat

Pavan Rawat

17 Sep • 9:40 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Prasol Hits Upper Circuit on Debut; IPO Stocks Gain

PRASOLCHEM
Shares of speciality chemicals manufacturer Prasol Chemicals hit the 10 percent upper circuit on Wednesday, its debut day, after initially listing at a discount to the issue price. The stock listed at Rs 611 on the BSE, marking a 9.61 percent discount to its issue price of Rs 676, before rising to the upper circuit limit. Meanwhile, shares of transformer manufacturer Kanohar Electricals ended at Rs 751.50 on the NSE, gaining 19.30 percent over its issue price of Rs 632. The stock also advanced 10 percent from its listing price. Kanohar Electricals made its BSE debut at Rs 672.05, a 6.33 percent premium to the issue price. On the NSE, the stock opened at Rs 685.50, representing an 8.46 percent premium over the issue price. Shares of facade solutions provider Glass Wall Systems (India) also extended their gains on the debut day, closing at Rs 214.85 on the NSE, up 18.68 percent from the issue price. The stock rose 11.34 percent from its debut price. make a short headline

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