Shares of Jash Engineering Ltd are in focus after the company issued a clarification to stock exchanges regarding its exposure to projects under the Government of India’s Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM).
In a regulatory filing dated January 23, 2026, Jash Engineering stated that its involvement in JJM projects has been insignificant, primarily due to the nature and scale of projects executed under the mission .
The company explained that Jal Jeevan Mission projects largely involve water treatment plants, extensive piping networks, and automated valves to manage water flow. However, Jash Engineering clarified that it is neither a piping manufacturer nor a commercial valves manufacturer, and its participation was limited only to select products used in water treatment plants.
According to the filing, most JJM water treatment plants were small-sized projects executed by smaller contractors, who typically opted for lower-cost equipment suppliers. As a result, Jash Engineering did not play a significant role in these projects.
Importantly, the company added that it has no outstanding receivables related to Jal Jeevan Mission orders. All payments linked to such supplies have already been fully received, and there is no pending financial exposure to JJM projects as of date.
The clarification was issued to address market queries around the company’s business exposure to government water infrastructure projects and was submitted to both the National Stock Exchange of India and BSE Limited.
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