NCC Strengthens Order Pipeline with ₹710 Crore in New Contracts

NCC Limited has expanded its order book with the announcement of four new contracts worth ₹710 crore, marking another phase of consistent project acquisition. The development reinforces its operational strength across key segments, particularly in building and transport infrastructure, according to its latest exchange filing dated October 31, 2025.

Fresh Contracts Boost Growth Outlook

The newly secured orders are valued at ₹710 crore excluding GST. Of this, projects worth ₹590.9 crore are related to the company’s buildings division, while ₹119.1 crore pertain to its transportation division. The fresh additions follow a major order of ₹6,828 crore announced last week, highlighting the company’s growing presence across diverse infrastructure sectors.

The company did not disclose details regarding clients or project timelines in its filing. However, it clarified that none of the orders are connected to related party transactions and that promoters have no direct interest in the entities awarding the contracts.

Major Contract Adds to Execution Pipeline

The previous week’s ₹6,828 crore order came from a large coal mining project in Jharkhand. The scope of work covers coal and overburden extraction and transportation at the Amrapali Opencast Project in the Chandragupt Area. The project involves using heavy earth-moving machinery to remove over 413 million cubic metres of overburden and extract 233 million tonnes of coal.

It also includes transporting coal to designated locations and wagon loading activities at the Shivpur siding. The total execution period spans nearly eight years, comprising a 360-day development phase followed by a seven-year production cycle.

These contracts collectively underline NCC’s ability to diversify across infrastructure verticals and manage long-term, resource-intensive projects efficiently.

NCC Share Price Snapshot

As of October 31, the NCC Share Price ended at ₹213, marking a slight decline of 0.16%. The company’s market capitalisation is ₹13,351 crore, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 16.6. The stock has fluctuated between ₹327 and ₹170 over the past year. 

NCC has maintained a return on capital employed (ROCE) of 21.7% and a return on equity (ROE) of 11.4%, while offering a dividend yield of 1.04%.

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Conclusion

NCC’s recent order wins, combined with its large-scale coal project, reflect steady progress in diversifying operations and expanding execution capabilities. The company’s disciplined bidding approach, balanced financials, and consistent project flow highlight its ability to navigate evolving infrastructure opportunities across India.

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