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CEIGALL subsidiary's 2,160 Crores Bihar HAM highway project

Project size (Rs.2,160 Cr) is material relative to market cap (Rs.6,794 Cr) — adds ~32% of market cap to the group's active bidbook. Financial close means project funding is arranged and execution can proceed, converting awarded backlog into near‑term revenue recognition over the 730‑day construction period. HAM concession includes long O&M (15 years) which can provide recurring contract revenue / operations fees beyond construction cashflows. Company balance sheet (Fixed Assets Rs.341 Cr, CWIP Rs.4 Cr) is small relative to project size — execution will rely on project financing and SPV structure, not major incremental fixed‑asset capitalisation. Historical signals show multiple large HAM and renewable contracts recently (combined several ₹1,000s Cr), indicating an expanding infrastructure orderbook and execution pipeline for Ceigall group (increasing revenue visibility).

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Ceigall India Gets ₹1,660 Crore Highway Certificate

Ceigall India Limited

has received a completion certificate for its ₹1,659.84 crore Delhi–Saharanpur Highway project in Uttar Pradesh, formally confirming completion of the highway works. The project was executed jointly with Gayatri Projects Limited for the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). Project Details Project Cost: ₹1,659.84 crore Highway: NH-709B Stretch: Delhi–UP Border to Eastern Peripheral Expressway (EPE) Junction Length: 16.85 km Configuration: Six-lane, access-controlled highway Programme: Phase I of Bharatmala Pariyojana Highway Operations and Maintenance The completion certificate was dated October 12, 2026. The highway had previously been declared fit for operation from September 12, 2024. Ceigall India will also undertake operation and maintenance of the stretch at ₹2.88 crore per annum, plus escalation. What Does This Mean for Ceigall India? The certificate marks a contractual milestone for the company and adds to its track record in highway infrastructure development. Investors can monitor the company's ongoing project execution, maintenance revenue and fresh order inflows to assess its future business performance. Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Investors should conduct their own research and consider their risk profile before making any investment decision.

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Ceigall India Secures ₹214.52 Crore Mining Project in Bihar

has received a Letter of Intent (LOI) from the Government of Bihar’s Department of Mines and Geology for the allotment and leasing of stone blocks in Nawada district, under Lot-4 (Bhadokhara, Block-D). The project was awarded through competitive bidding via E-Reverse Auction and marks the company’s entry into stone block mining operations. The project is structured as a quantity-based mining contract with an estimated minable reserve of 4,19,300 cubic metres annually and a total reserve of 20,96,500 cubic metres over five years. The company will undertake mining of stone blocks under the awarded lease. The contract carries an annual value of ₹28.82 crore, with a 20% escalation every year over the five-year period. The total cumulative contract value is estimated at ₹214.52 crore, excluding GST and other applicable taxes. The LOI was issued by the Bihar government on September 28, 2026, and received by Ceigall India through email on September 29, 2026. The order represents a domestic contract and does not involve any related-party transaction. The company has also confirmed that its promoters and group companies have no interest in the awarding entity. For investors, key monitorables include completion of lease formalities, commencement of mining operations, execution of annual extraction targets and revenue contribution from the project. The development adds a new mining-related business opportunity to Ceigall India's portfolio. Disclosure: I do not hold any position or financial interest in the mentioned stock.

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Ceigall India: Entry Into ₹5,300 Cr Transmission Project

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) is in focus after its board approved the acquisition of 100% of Jam Khambhaliya Jamnagar Power Transmission Limited (JKJTL) from REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited. Key Points • Acquisition consideration: ₹5 lakh • Target: JKJTL, the project SPV • Underlying transmission project estimated at approximately ₹5,300 crore • Project will evacuate renewable power from Lakadia, Jam Khambhaliya and Jamnagar zones • Ceigall will also subscribe to 49% equity in a proposed infrastructure JV • Transmission project has a 35-year operational period • Annual transmission charge disclosed at ₹608.67 crore Technical View The development marks a significant diversification for Ceigall from its traditional road-infrastructure focus toward power transmission and long-duration infrastructure assets. Alpha Insight The ₹5 lakh acquisition price should not be confused with the value of the underlying transmission project. The bigger strategic development is Ceigall's entry into a ₹5,300 crore transmission asset with long-term revenue visibility. For educational and informational purposes only. Not investment advice. UMANG RAJESH BHUTADA SEBI Registered Research Analyst Registration No. INH000023001 SEBI registration does not guarantee returns or profits.

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Ceigall India Approves Acquisition of Power Project SPV

Ceigall India’s board has approved the acquisition of a project special purpose vehicle and an investment in a joint venture as the infrastructure company expands into the power transmission segment. The board approved the signing of agreements for acquiring the project SPV and taking a 49% stake in a proposed joint venture. The move marks an expansion beyond Ceigall India’s established road construction and highway EPC business and provides the company with an opportunity to participate in the growing power transmission infrastructure market. The company has been diversifying its infrastructure portfolio as government and private-sector spending on roads, power networks and related infrastructure continues to increase. The latest board approval adds a new business avenue to its existing order and project pipeline. The transaction and investment were approved at the company’s board meeting held on September 11, 2026.

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Ceigall India Secures ₹5,300 Crore Transmission LoI

Ceigall India has received a Letter of Intent (LoI) from REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited for a major power-transmission project in Gujarat. The project has an estimated total cost of approximately ₹5,300 crore, including GST, and covers the evacuation of renewable power from the Lakadia, Jam Khambhaliya and Jamnagar renewable-energy zones. The project includes a 765/400 kV substation and approximately 300 km of transmission lines. Under the tariff-based contract, Ceigall India is expected to receive annual transmission charges of ₹608.67 crore over a 35-year operational period. The execution period is estimated at 36 months. The development could strengthen Ceigall India’s presence in power-transmission infrastructure and diversify its business beyond road construction. The long-term operating period may provide recurring revenue visibility after commissioning. However, the LoI is not the same as a final work order, and investors should monitor formal award conversion, financing requirements, execution timelines and project returns. Overall, the project is a significant addition to Ceigall India’s infrastructure pipeline, but its eventual financial impact will depend on successful execution and commencement of operations.

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