DPEL (DPEL) fundamentals

DPEL is a listed company, part of the Metal sector, listed on the NSE as DPEL (ISIN INE0SCO01019). This page carries its reported financials, balance sheet, cash flow, shareholding pattern and valuation ratios.

What DPEL does

Divine Power Energy Ltd is an India-based company, which is engaged in manufacturing of insulated wire, cable wire, cable and other insulated conductors. The Company manufactures bare copper/aluminum wire, bare copper/aluminum strip, winding copper/aluminum wire, winding copper/aluminum strip. The Company supplies its products to transformer manufactures and power distribution companies. It supplies copper and aluminum wires / strips insulated with paper, crepe paper, and fiberglass, to Discoms and transformer manufacturers which are used for assembling and repairing transformers. The Company caters to solar and automobile ancillary industry. The copper / aluminum wires insulated with fiberglass are used to manufacture electromagnetic coils used in lifting magnets, used to lift heavy objects like containers, machinery. It has presence in North India particularly in markets, including Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Punjab and Bihar.

Valuation and market data

Last close₹645.00
Market capitalisation₹1,591 crore
Enterprise value₹1,625 crore
P/E (TTM)0.00
Price to book12.32
Price to sales (TTM)0.00
Book value per share₹52.35
Dividend yield0.00%
SectorMetal
Industry

Annual results

PeriodRevenueProfit before taxNet profitEPS
Mar 2026₹627 crore₹37 crore₹27 crore10.83
Mar 2023₹151 crore₹5 crore₹3 crore0.00
Mar 2022₹123 crore₹1 crore₹1 crore0.00
Mar 2021₹117 crore₹1 crore₹1 crore0.00

Figures are as reported (consolidated), in ₹ crore.

Shareholding pattern

As of Mar 2026:

Promoters63.2%
Foreign institutions (FII)0.0%
Mutual funds0.0%
Other domestic institutions0.0%
Retail and others36.8%

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