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L&T bags large orders for Delhi CCS and Amaravati towers.

Larsen & Toubro Limited (LT) has secured two large orders under its Public Spaces, Airports & Health business. The orders cover construction of Common Central Secretariat Buildings 4 and 5 in Delhi and two office towers in Amaravati. The Delhi project involves construction of Common Central Secretariat Buildings 4 and 5 with a built-up area of 32.8 lakh sq. ft., to be completed in 24 months. The Amaravati project covers construction of two 47-floor office towers near the Quantum Computing Centre, with a built-up area of 37.5 lakh sq. ft., to be completed in 30 months. Order values have not been disclosed. Both projects fall under L&T’s large-order category. The key triggers are the wins of two large institutional construction projects in Delhi and Amaravati, adding meaningful scale to the order book in the buildings segment. These developments support medium-term revenue visibility for L&T’s construction business. Peers in the large-scale EPC and buildings space such as Kalpataru Projects, NBCC, and Afcons Infrastructure may face comparison on order inflows. Near-term prices could react positively on the order wins, though the impact may be moderated as values are undisclosed. Risks include execution delays relative to the 24–30 month timelines or cost overruns on the projects. Competitors listed: Kalpataru Projects, NBCC, Afcons Infrastructure.

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NBCC floats ₹9,620 crore tenders for Supertech projects

NBCC (India) Limited has floated tenders worth approximately ₹9,620 crore for construction of 16 stalled real-estate projects of Supertech. The development puts NBCC at the centre of a large-scale project-execution opportunity involving delayed housing projects. Why this matters For NBCC, the significance goes beyond the headline tender value. Successful execution can create a sizeable order pipeline, but the actual financial impact will depend on project awards, execution timelines, funding arrangements and margins. Stalled real-estate projects can also involve complex approvals, contractor coordination and customer-related issues. What to monitor next Actual order awards after the tender process. Project execution timelines. Order-book growth. Project margins and cash flows. Government and regulatory approvals. My analytical view: The tender announcement strengthens NBCC's potential order pipeline, but investors should distinguish between tender value and confirmed executable orders. Conversion and execution will determine the real earnings impact. SEBI RA Disclaimer: Umang Rajesh Bhutada is a SEBI-registered Research Analyst (INH000023001). This content is for educational and informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Securities investments are subject to market risks. Please consult a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions.

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NBCC (India) Ltd a straight daily decline a new 52‑week low

NBCC shares fell for the fifth consecutive session, breaching a 52‑week low at ₹77.17 on October 1 and closing around ₹77.4–₹77.8, down roughly 6.4% over those five days. The stock has been under pressure amid broader market weakness and mixed quarterly momentum. NBCC was awarded three works totaling about ₹28.78 crore (ex‑GST) from Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) and IDPS for school maintenance, firefighting installation, and construction of the India International Cultural Centre (IICC) in Gurugram. This follows an earlier intimation of work orders worth ₹144.98 crore received in the ordinary course of business. Recent results context: For the quarter ended June 2026, NBCC reported a 5.5% YoY decline in net sales to ₹2,259.53 crore, with profit before tax and net profit largely flat, pointing to some top‑line softness even as order inflows continue.

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NBCC Demand Zone Emerges After Prolonged Correction

is currently trading around ₹82.20 after a prolonged corrective phase. The chart indicates that the stock has gradually declined from the ₹110 zone and is now approaching an important demand area around ₹82–80. This zone becomes significant because price is showing signs of consolidation after the extended decline. A demand zone represents an area where buying interest may emerge and potentially limit further downside. However the presence of demand alone should not be considered a confirmation of reversal. Traders should watch for a bullish candle improving volume and a higher-low formation before considering a meaningful recovery. The recent price action shows repeated attempts to stabilise around the ₹82 level. If buyers successfully defend this area the first indication of strength would be a move back above the immediate resistance zone followed by a recovery toward higher levels. From a technical perspective the setup can be monitored through: Demand Zone → Price Stabilisation → Volume Confirmation → Higher Low → Breakout On the other hand a decisive breakdown below the demand zone would weaken the setup and could indicate continuation of the existing bearish structure. The key takeaway is that ₹80–82 is an important area to monitor for NBCC. Rather than anticipating a reversal solely because price has reached the demand zone traders should wait for confirmation that buyers are actually returning. A demand zone is an area of opportunity not a guarantee of reversal. Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Market investments are subject to risk. Disclaimer : *****

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NBCC Gains After Five-Month Low; ₹145 Crore Orders in Focus

NBCC share price rose 0.89% to ₹81.41 on September 16 after touching a five-month low, while fresh orders worth ₹144.98 crore supported business momentum.

shares gained 0.89% to close at ₹81.41 on September 16, 2026, recovering from a five-month low touched during the trading session. Despite the day's rebound, the stock has remained under pressure in recent months following a strong rally earlier this year. Between the end of March and mid-June, NBCC shares advanced nearly 47%. However, the subsequent correction has wiped out a significant portion of those gains, keeping the stock well below its recent highs. On the business front, the company secured work orders worth approximately ₹144.98 crore, excluding GST. The contracts were awarded by North Eastern Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO), SAIL’s Bokaro Steel Plant, the Enforcement Directorate’s Bhubaneswar Zonal Office, and Damodar Valley Corporation. The largest order, valued at ₹55.91 crore, pertains to external repair and painting work at Bokaro Steel City Township. Other projects include residential-quarter upgrades, crane-equipped sheds, township consultancy services, office renovation work, and the construction of an officers’ dormitory. The latest order wins underscore NBCC’s continued project inflows, providing a positive business update even as the stock remains below its recent peak levels. 📌 Disclaimer: This content is for information only and not investment advice. Investments in securities market are subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing. Please consult a SEBI-registered advisor before making any investment decisions.

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