Advait Energy Transitions' shares rose as much as 8% after the company announced a ₹135 crore turnkey order from MPPTCL (Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company).

The order covers the design, manufacturing and supply of Emergency Restoration Systems (ERS) for extra-high-voltage (EHV) transmission lines across the 400kV, 220kV and 132kV voltage classes, along with all associated accessories.

Emergency Restoration Systems are temporary modular structures used by grid operators to quickly restore power lines after failures caused by storms, natural disasters or other damage, minimizing outage time before permanent towers are rebuilt. Such systems are increasingly relevant in India, where the transmission grid is expanding rapidly to carry renewable energy from generation hubs to demand centres, and where storm and monsoon damage to lines can disrupt supply across large regions if restoration is slow.

Advait Energy Transitions Ltd, formerly known as Advait Infratech, is an Indian company listed on the stock exchanges and operates in the power transmission and infrastructure segment, providing products and services for the electricity grid, including transmission line solutions. Turnkey orders of this nature are significant for companies of this size because they are executed end-to-end — from design and manufacturing through to supply — and order wins from state utilities are a key driver of revenue visibility in the transmission equipment segment.

MPPTCL is the state-owned transmission utility responsible for building and maintaining the electricity transmission network in Madhya Pradesh, India. The utility forms part of the state's power sector restructuring framework, in which transmission assets and operations are separated from generation and distribution to enable focused grid development.

The announcement was reported by CNBC-TV18 Markets on August 26, 2026 (source).