is down over 2.3% despite a fresh order win. The company has received an order worth ₹194 crore from a new customer for the supply of end fittings and associated components in the civil nuclear power sector. This development strengthens MTAR’s presence in the clean energy and critical engineering space. However, the stock ended in the red for the second consecutive trading session, reflecting cautious market participation. The price action suggests that near-term sentiment remains subdued even as order inflows stay supportive from a business perspective.
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