Shares of NCC Ltd traded nearly 2% higher on Monday, rising to ₹215.93 in early trade, after the company announced fresh order wins worth ₹710 crore for the month of October 2025. This comes just days after the construction and infrastructure major bagged a massive ₹6,828 crore contract from Central Coalfields Limited.
In a regulatory filing, NCC said it secured four new orders worth ₹710 crore excluding GST in October. Of these, ₹590.9 crore orders are related to the buildings division, while ₹119.1 crore pertain to the transportation division. The company did not disclose client names or project timelines but clarified that none of the entities awarding the contracts are related to promoters.
These latest orders add to the company’s strong project momentum following the ₹6,828 crore mega mining contract announced last week for the Amrapali Opencast Project in Jharkhand. The work involves extraction and transportation of coal and overburden removal over 2,915 days (around eight years), including a 360-day development phase followed by seven years of production.
The project includes deploying heavy earth-moving machinery to remove 413.59 million cubic metres of overburden, extract 233.325 million tonnes of coal, and transport it to Shivpur siding and stockyard, including wagon loading of 139.995 million tonnes.
At 9:55 AM, NCC shares were trading at ₹215.93, up 1.68% from the previous close of ₹212.37, supported by strong order inflows and continued business growth visibility.
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