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SEPC Ltd: The ₹5 Stock
Sitting on a Middle East Trigger
The Avenir Acquisition
On March 24, 2026, SEPC approved the 90% stake acquisition of Avenir International (Abu Dhabi). The deal size (~₹1,530 crore) is larger than SEPC’s own market value. This is a total repositioning into the Middle East capex cycle via ADNOC and DEWA approved vendors. Let that number sink in. The acquisition is worth 1.5x SEPC's own market cap.
This isn't a small bolt-on. This is SEPC betting its future on the Middle East oil & gas boom — and the geopolitical timing could not be more perfect.
By The Numbers
While the market doubts, the business is executing. SEPC is sitting on a record-breaking consolidated order book of ₹10,455 Crore, which includes an international portfolio of ₹5,400 Crore (approximately AED 2.13 Billion). That disconnect is where re-ratings happen.
🔹 Revenue: ₹340.97 Cr (↑ 156% YoY).
🔹 Net Profit: ₹14.96 Cr (↑ 237% YoY).
🔹 P/B Ratio: ~0.60 (Deep Value).
Why these figures are authentic:
- Order Book: In February 2026, the company officially reported hitting the ₹10,455 Crore milestone. The international portion alone (AED 2.13B) is now double what was previously estimated.
- Book Value: Following the ₹350 Crore rights issue series completed through late 2025/early 2026, the consolidated Net Worth (Book Value) has strengthened to approximately ₹1,435 Crore.
- Valuation Gap: With yesterday's closing price of ₹5.85, the market cap is roughly ₹1,130 Crore. Since the company is valued at less than its actual book value (P/B of 0.60), the market is effectively giving you the entire business at a 40% discount to its net assets.
The Setup: The massive gap between the ₹10,455 Cr order book and the current stock price of ₹5.88 represents a high-conviction opportunity as the Middle East entry triggers.
The Call: Accumulate ₹4.80–₹5.80. Target ₹8.50 – ₹12.00. Stop Loss at ₹4.20.

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