01 — At a Glance
From Bankruptcy Court To Transformer Factory. The Glow-Up India’s Missing.
- 52-Week High / Low₹232 / ₹123
- Q3 FY26 Revenue₹45.94 Cr
- Q3 FY26 PAT₹6.48 Cr
- Annualised EPS₹1.84
- Book Value₹8.12
- Price to Book15.9x
- ROCE (3 Year Avg)33.8%
- Operating Margin14.95%
- Return Over 3-Yrs178%
- NSE ListingMar 13, 2026
Flash Summary: Marsons just delivered Q3 FY26 PAT of ₹6.48 crore with 2.53% YoY profit growth (slow quarter, but that’s fine). The company is fresh off NCLT rescue in 2022, has grown 178% in 3 years, trades at 67.8x P/E, and generates 36.5% ROE. It got NSE listing approval in March 2026. The joke: the market is still pricing it like a speculative turnaround rather than a profitable, growing transformer manufacturer. Then again, it’s only been a week on NSE. Give it time.
02 — Introduction
The Company That Died, Came Back, And Started Making Money. Literally.
Let me tell you a story. In 2018, Marsons Limited filed for bankruptcy. By 2019, it was under NCLT (National Company Law Tribunal) proceedings — the financial equivalent of being in an ICU but still alive. The company’s debt was 22 times its revenue. The balance sheet had negative net worth. The auditors were probably having existential crises.
Then, on May 31, 2019, a new management walked in via a Resolution Plan. Not with fanfare. Not with a press release that made news. Just quietly took over and started fixing things. Four years later, here’s what that “fixing things” looks like: Revenue growth from ₹6.46 crore in FY24 to ₹168.36 crore in FY25 (that’s 26x growth in one year). Profit growth of 178% in three years. Stock up 178% in three years. ROCE at 33.8%. A brand-new NSE listing.
The most Indian thing about Marsons? It’s a transformer manufacturer. Literally makes transformers. The electrical kind. Not blockchain. Not AI. Not crypto. Just boring, essential, critical infrastructure equipment that nobody talks about but everyone depends on. Every power line you see, every solar farm in Rajasthan, every industrial unit — there’s a good chance a Marsons transformer is in there, quietly doing its job, generating 36.5% ROE while the market yawns.
Brickwork Ratings Note (Dec 2025): BWR BBB+/Stable for bank facilities. The ratings agency specifically noted “extensive management experience,” “strong order book of Rs.294 crores,” and “improved revenue performance.” They also noted working capital intensity and competitive pressures. Basically, this is a good credit that’s executing well.
03 — Business Model: WTF Do They Even Do?
They Make Transformers. 300,000+ of Them Over 60 Years. You’ve Seen Them. You Just Didn’t Notice.
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