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Shakti Pumps (India) Ltd. Share Price

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Shakti Pumps (India) Ltd. share price is currently ₹383.52, down by - ₹11.21 (2.84%) from its previous closing price of ₹394.73. The share price has declined -15.97% over the past month and declined -51.21% over the past year. The stock's 52-week low and high are ₹383.32 and ₹820.58, respectively. Shakti Pumps (India) Ltd. has a market capitalisation of ₹ 5,220.00 Cr. The share price was last updated on 23 Oct 2026, 09:38 AM IST.

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 10% at ₹1/Share	29-Jul-2026	29-Jul-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 10% at ₹1/Share	18-Sep-2025	18-Sep-2025
Bonus5:1	25-Nov-2024	25-Nov-2024
DividendsFinal Dividend of 40% at ₹4/Share	23-Sep-2024	24-Sep-2024

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25-Nov-2024

DividendsFinal Dividend of 40% at ₹4/Share

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24-Sep-2024

Mutual Fund Holder	Aug 26 Shares held	Sep 26 Shares held
LIC MF Multi Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	5.57 Lac	5.57 Lac no change
ITI Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	1.91 Lac	1.91 Lac no change
LIC MF Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	1.79 Lac	1.79 Lac no change
Bank of India Multi Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	1.70 Lac	1.70 Lac no change
Motilal Oswal Nifty Microcap 250 Index Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	1.58 Lac	1.64 Lac (4.04%)

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LIC MF Multi Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth

5.57 Lac

no change

ITI Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth

1.91 Lac

no change

LIC MF Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth

1.79 Lac

no change

Bank of India Multi Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth

1.70 Lac

no change

Motilal Oswal Nifty Microcap 250 Index Fund - Regular Plan - Growth

1.58 Lac

1.64 Lac

(4.04%)

Sanjay Ahuja

15 Oct • 5:45 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

SHAKTI PUMPS INVESTS Rs 10 CR IN SOLAR CELL & MODULE PLANT

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has invested Rs 10 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary, Shakti Energy Solutions Ltd, to establish a greenfield, high-efficiency Solar domestic content requirement, or DCR, cell and solar photovoltaic module manufacturing plant at Pithampur in Madhya Pradesh. The proposed facility is planned with a production capacity of 2.20 GW. Shakti Pumps derives a substantial part of its business from state-led solar-pump programmes, hence captive cell and module manufacturing could help improve supply security, tender execution and control over input costs. Management had previously estimated that full backward integration could potentially add around 3 percentage points to EBITDA margin, although that remains contingent on commissioning, utilisation and cost-effective operations.

CA ABHAY VARN

11 Oct • 8:15 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Saatvik Green Energy wins ₹100 crore MSEDCL order

Saatvik Green Energy Limited has received a ₹100 crore order from MSEDCL to supply 5,000 solar photovoltaic water pumps. Installation must be completed within 60 days. The order adds to the company’s solar business and supports demand for solar-powered agricultural irrigation in Maharashtra. The key trigger is execution within 60 days. Timely delivery could support revenue visibility, but the impact on profit depends on order margins and execution costs. Competitors include

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, Oswal Pumps and Premier Energies. Delays, cost overruns or slower collections remain risks. Share price movement will depend on execution and overall sector sentiment. Disclosure: We have no financial interest in the company or this news.

Mayank Kumar

9 Oct • 1:28 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Shakti Pumps (India) Ltd. is a leading Indian manufacture

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Shakti Pumps (India) Ltd. is a leading Indian manufacturer of energy-efficient pumps, motors and solar pumping systems, with business exposure to the government’s solar irrigation and renewable-energy initiatives, including the PM-KUSUM scheme. The company’s growth prospects are linked to demand for solar water pumps, government tender allocations, agricultural electrification and expansion into international markets. Increasing adoption of solar-powered irrigation systems can support revenue growth and improve the company’s long-term business opportunities; however, investors should closely monitor order execution, new order inflows, working-capital requirements, receivables from government agencies, profit margins and competitive pressures. Since the business depends partly on government schemes and tender-driven demand, delays in approvals or payments can affect quarterly performance and cash flow. The latest developments include a ₹112.18 crore MSEDCL empanelment for 4,755 solar water pumps announced on October 6, 2026, along with an earlier ₹353.89 crore order for 15,000 pumps in July. These developments strengthen order visibility, although empanelment and order announcements should not automatically be treated as immediate revenue or profit.

Akshay Patel

9 Oct • 12:50 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Shakti Pumps invests ₹10 crore in 2.20 GW solar cell plant

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invested ₹10 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary, Shakti Energy Solutions Limited. The money will help fund a 2.20 GW solar cell and module plant in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh. What happened: The plant is a greenfield unit for Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) solar cells and PV modules. The subsidiary reported turnover of ₹239.11 crore in FY26. This is the third equity infusion I can see. The company put in a cumulative ₹24 crore in April 2026 and another ₹11 crore on 14 September 2026. Why it matters: DCR cells are needed for government schemes such as PM-KUSUM. Making them in-house gives Shakti Pumps its own supply for solar pump orders instead of buying cells. The PM-KUSUM order book was about ₹1,500 crore in May 2026. My view: The direction makes sense. Cells are a high-value component, so owning them can protect margin. But the cheque size needs context. About ₹45 crore across three tranches is small for a 2.20 GW cell and module plant. The total project cost and how the rest will be funded are not in my data. I expect debt or other funding to carry most of it, which means the real test is not this ₹10 crore but how much borrowing the plant needs. A greenfield cell line also takes time to reach stable yields, so margin benefits should not be expected early. What I am watching: The commissioning date, which I do not have, the full project cost and funding mix, and the next equity tranche into the subsidiary. Please note that the information shared is intended solely for informational purposes and does not make any investment recommendations.

Pyrifera Investment Advisors

9 Oct • 1:08 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Shakti Pumps invests ₹10 crore in 2.2 GW solar facility

Shakti Pumps invested ₹10 crore in its subsidiary, Shakti Energy Solutions, to build a 2.20 GW greenfield Solar DCR cell and PV module plant in Madhya Pradesh. This follows a prior ₹24 crore infusion, scaling the subsidiary's FY26 turnover base of ₹239.11 crore. The 2.20 GW capacity directly targets Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) mandates, securing eligibility for government schemes like PM-KUSUM. This matters because it shifts the company from pure assembly to backward-integrated manufacturing, protecting margins from global supply chain volatility. I am watching the commercial production commencement date by Q4 FY27 and the sequential gross margin expansion in the solar segment during the Q3 FY27 earnings call. The market currently prices Shakti Pumps strictly as a solar pump assembler vulnerable to imported module price swings. What the consensus is missing is the structural margin defense this backward integration provides. Step one: manufacturing in-house DCR cells eliminates the middleman markup on the most expensive component of a solar pump. Step two: it guarantees compliance for state and central government tenders where foreign cells are disqualified. Step three: the ₹34 crore total equity infusion is a fraction of the value created by capturing the entire supply chain margin. The market misprices this as standard capex, ignoring it is a direct moat against import dependency that will mechanically elevate consolidated ROCE. Accumulate for long-term margin capture and DCR compliance advantage. Disclosure: I do not hold positions in this stock. This is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

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Chahat Aggrawal

8 Oct • 9:43 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Shakti Pumps Invests ₹10 Crore in Solar Subsidiary

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(India) Limited has invested ₹10 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary, Shakti Energy Solutions Limited, to support the establishment of a 2.20 GW solar PV module manufacturing plant in Pithampur. The investment strengthens the company’s focus on expanding its presence across the renewable energy value chain and building manufacturing capabilities in the solar segment. The proposed facility is expected to add significant module manufacturing capacity and support Shakti Pumps’ broader clean-energy business strategy. Investors will track the project’s execution, commissioning timeline, capacity utilisation and future contribution to the company’s growth as the manufacturing facility progresses.

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