has secured new orders worth ₹496 crore since its stock-market listing on 3 September 2026, taking its total order book to ₹3,215 crore.
The new orders comprise ₹339 crore in conductor and cable manufacturing contracts and ₹157 crore in underground power-distribution EPC work. The disclosed values exclude GST.
The manufacturing orders cover conventional and high-performance conductors, high-tension and low-tension cables, and railway signaling cables. The EPC contract involves upgrading underground electricity distribution networks.
The order inflow provides visibility across manufacturing and infrastructure execution. The next consideration is whether the company can deliver these contracts at sustainable margins while managing working capital.
What I’m watching: Order execution, capacity utilisation and the planned expansion of manufacturing capacity at Ranihati, West Bengal.
Stance: Tracking the conversion of the ₹3,215 crore order book into revenue and cash flow.
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