Pace Digitek Limited has announced that its material subsidiary, Lineage Power Private Limited, secured a significant international purchase order from Yaqin Chem. The order, valued at USD 1,346,210.00 (approximately ₹11.23 Crores), involves the supply of Mobile Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Specifically, the contract covers the delivery of two units of 200 KW-1200 KWH BESS and two units of 200 KW-2500 KWH BESS, both mounted on Gooseneck Trailers. The execution of this international contract is scheduled for completion by April 2026.

The order highlights the company’s expanding footprint in the global energy storage market, adding to a robust consolidated order book that recently crossed ₹9,000 Crores. In addition to this international win, the company’s subsidiary recently secured a ₹94.35 Crore contract from BSNL for 25,000 lithium-ion battery modules and a ₹375.70 Crore solar EPC order from Bondada Engineering. Pace Digitek is also developing a massive 250 MW Solar PV project integrated with 1100 MWh BESS at Pavagada Solar Park, valued at approximately ₹1,775 Crores. To support this rapid growth, the company is doubling its BESS manufacturing capacity to 5 GWh by March 2026, with a further target of 10 GWh by September 2026.

Pace Digitek operates as a multi-disciplinary provider of telecom infrastructure, energy solutions, and ICT products. The company’s business model spans the manufacturing of passive telecom equipment, O&M services, and turnkey solar projects under the Build-Own-Operate (BOO) model. Through its subsidiary Lineage Power, it specializes in power management solutions and lithium-based energy storage. Recent news in 2025-2026 includes its successful ₹819.15 Crore IPO in September 2025 and the incorporation of new subsidiaries like TransGreenX Energy and Lineage Defence and Aerospace to diversify into specialized sectors.

For the third quarter ended December 31, 2025, Pace Digitek reported a consolidated revenue of ₹644 Crores, representing a 13.5% year-on-year growth. The Profit After Tax (PAT) for the same period stood at ₹78.8 Crores, an 11.3% increase from the corresponding quarter of the previous year. While the company saw strong top-line growth, EBITDA margins dipped to 18.3% due to a shift in project mix and increased employee expenses for capacity building. The company’s shareholding pattern as of December 2025 shows that promoters hold 69.52%, while notable institutional investors include Bandhan Small Cap Fund, which holds a 2.82% stake.