Highway Infrastructure Share Price Rises 4%; Secures ₹3.05 Crore EPC Contracts for E-Bus Charging Projects

Highway Infrastructure Limited, a leading integrated infrastructure development and management company, announced that it has secured two new EPC contracts from Atal Indore City Transport Service Limited (AICTSL). The contracts aim to develop external electrification infrastructure to support electric bus charging facilities under the PM-eBus Seva scheme, reinforcing the company’s role in sustainable urban mobility.

Project Details

The first project is at the Nayta Mundla Depot, valued at ₹1.96 crore, and involves the supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of electrification systems for e-bus charging. The second project, located at the Dewas Naka Depot (Niranjanpur), is worth ₹1.09 crore and carries a similar project scope. Both projects are scheduled for completion by March 2026.

These developments highlight the company’s technical expertise and commitment to executing high-quality EPC infrastructure works that contribute to the expansion of India’s green transportation network.

Strengthened Order Book and Growth Momentum

With these new orders, Highway Infrastructure’s total consolidated order book has reached ₹778.2 crore, comprising ₹587.1 crore (75%) in EPC projects and ₹191.1 crore (25%) in toll projects. The company’s EPC order book has grown by 41% since March 2025, while its overall order book witnessed an impressive 47% growth in the same period, reflecting strong business momentum and project execution capabilities.

Speaking on the development, Mr Arun Kumar Jain, Managing Director, Highway Infrastructure Limited, said, “We are pleased to announce that Highway Infrastructure has been awarded two key projects by AICTSL under the PM-eBus Seva program. These wins further strengthen our EPC portfolio in the electrification segment and reinforce our commitment to advancing India’s transition to cleaner, sustainable transport.”

He further added, “With these additions, our consolidated order book, including Toll and EPC projects now stands over Rs. 778 crores, reflecting a strong 47% growth since March 31, 2025. Supported by a healthy order pipeline and balanced project mix, Highway Infrastructure is well-positioned to capitalise on emerging opportunities and deliver sustainable growth in the green mobility and infrastructure segments.”

Highway Infrastructure Share Price Performance

On October 6, 2025, Highway Infrastructure share price opened at ₹81.25, up from its previous close of ₹80.06. At 2:28 PM, the share price of Highway Infrastructure was trading at ₹83.84, up by 4.72% on the NSE.

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Conclusion

Highway Infrastructure’s latest EPC wins strengthen its position in India’s evolving electric mobility ecosystem. As part of the PM-eBus Seva initiative, these projects not only advance the nation’s green transport goals but also enhance the company’s presence in sustainable infrastructure development.

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