The company in a statement said sales were up by 19 per cent at Rs 430.15 crore for the quarter under review against Rs 361.57 crore registered in the December quarter of FY16'.
"Currently, we have a strong order book, which gives us a revenue visibility of 2 years. Going forward, business landscape appears promising. This optimism is pivoted on government's undiluted focus on rural electrification and boost to total infrastructure by enhanced allocation of capex for roads, railways and other infrastructure such as irrigation in the current Budget announcement of 2017 -18 fiscal," Skipper director Sharan Bansal said.