Centum ended FY26 with a standalone order book of about Rs 1,645 crore, up 23%, giving revenue visibility for about a year and a half. (Image generated using AI) Centum Electronics ended FY26 with a reported net loss of nearly Rs 52 crore. On paper, that leaves the company with a negative price-to-earnings ratio. Yet the market appears to be telling a different story. The stock trades near Rs 3,634, up roughly 58% over the past year, and continues to trade near record highs.