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Financials (FY2024)
Source: CRISILInvestment Thesis
Delhi-based EPC contractor (est. 1971) in power, water and infrastructure construction, listed on NSE/BSE. Under CIRP since November 18, 2022 with Resolution Professional managing operations. Revenue collapsed 84% from ₹115 Cr (FY2022) to ₹18.3 Cr, with loss -₹19.9 Cr. Negative net worth; loan defaults; statutory dues unresolved. Outcome of resolution process uncertain. High-risk — avoid.
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Business Segments
EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) — power, water, oil & gas infrastructure
Revenue Model
Project-based revenue from EPC contracts in power, industrial, and infrastructure sectors. The company typically earns revenue through fixed-price or cost-plus engineering and construction contracts.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
Potential debt restructuring or revival plan that could restore operational capacity
India's power sector expansion could provide new project opportunities if the company resolves its financial issues
Industry Tailwinds
Potential debt restructuring or revival plan that could restore operational capacity
India's power sector expansion could provide new project opportunities if the company resolves its financial issues
Recent Developments
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Group Structure (3 entities)
Financial and operational linkages
Financial and operational linkages
Frequently Asked Questions
About Technofab Engineering
Technofab Engineering Limited is a New Delhi-based electro-mechanical engineering and construction company with over 50 years of operating history, incorporated in 1971. The company is listed on BSE (scrip code 533216) and specialises in executing turnkey Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts for Balance of Plant (BOP) and auxiliary systems in the Power, Industrial, and Infrastructure sectors. Its registered office is at 913, Hemkunt Chambers, 89, Nehru Place, South Delhi, New Delhi 110019. Technofab's core expertise lies in the design, supply, and commissioning of electrical, instrumentation, and mechanical systems for power plants and industrial facilities. The company has historically served central and state government power utilities, large industrial conglomerates, and infrastructure project developers. At its peak, Technofab reported revenue of ₹115 Cr in FY2022. However, the company has faced severe financial distress, with recent revenue falling to ₹18.3 Cr and a net loss of ₹19.9 Cr, reflecting near-cessation of new contract activity. The company's financial difficulties came to a head when the New Delhi bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) admitted an insolvency application against Technofab Engineering on 18 November 2022, filed by State Bank of India after the company defaulted on a loan of ₹67.60 Cr. As of early 2023, the Committee of Creditors (CoC) replaced the Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) with Mr. Atul Mittal as the Resolution Professional (RP). Financial creditors have filed claims totalling ₹758 Cr, of which ₹678 Cr has been admitted. The largest financial creditor claims are from Bank of India (₹284 Cr), Bank of Baroda (₹148 Cr), and State Bank of India (₹87 Cr). The CIRP hearings were ongoing before NCLT as recently as November 2025. Technofab's situation is representative of the broader distress faced by mid-tier EPC contractors in India's power sector, where execution delays, working capital crunches, and rising input costs have derailed several established players. The company has public shareholding exceeding 51% with FIIs/FPIs holding approximately 5% of shares. Despite its financial distress, Technofab's established brand and expertise in power sector BOP systems could attract interest from strategic acquirers through the insolvency process.
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Industry Headwinds
Possible insolvency or liquidation given the extremely low share price of ₹1
Difficulty in securing new EPC contracts given potential financial and reputational challenges
Under NCLT CIRP since November 18, 2022 — insolvency proceedings ongoing for 3+ years
Source: IBBI / MCA Public Records
Total financial creditor claims of ₹758 Cr; ₹678 Cr admitted — massive debt vs near-zero revenue
Source: Company Financial Filings
Revenue collapsed from ₹115 Cr to ₹18.3 Cr with net loss of ₹19.9 Cr
Source: Company Financial Filings
Default on ₹67.60 Cr SBI loan; largest creditor Bank of India claimed ₹284 Cr
Source: Company Financial Filings
BSE-listed shares trading at distressed levels (~₹6.85/share)
Source: Company Financial Filings
Company reported a net loss of ₹19.90 Cr (FY2024) — may signal structural profitability challenges
Source: Financial data
Share price of ₹1 suggests possible severe financial distress, potential insolvency proceedings, or near-dormant operations
As a delisted/unlisted entity, there is virtually no liquidity for existing shareholders and very limited price discovery
EPC companies face high execution risk, working capital stress, and project delays that can significantly impact profitability
Financial and operational linkages
1971 — Incorporated in Delhi; built into a mid-size EPC contractor
Peak revenue ~₹115 Cr (FY2022) in power, water, oil & gas EPC
November 18, 2022 — CIRP initiated; IRP appointed
FY2024 — Revenue declined to ₹18.3 Cr; loss -₹19.9 Cr under CIRP