Mazda stock jumped 8% after securing an export purchase order worth USD 11.67 million (approximately Rs. 98 Crore) from a new international customer.
The order involves the manufacturing and supply of a Multi Effect Evaporator for a Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) plant. Due to commercial confidentiality, the customer’s name remains undisclosed. The order is set to be executed over the next 9 months, further boosting Mazda’s growth prospects.
Mazda stock opened at 1,414.00, with a high of 1,549.45 and a low of 1,373.00 today. Over the past 52 weeks, the stock has fluctuated between a high of 1,660.95 and a low of 1,103.55.
As of 12:47 pm, Mazda shares were trading 7.90% higher at Rs 1,518.00 on the NSE.
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