Om Infra Share Price Surge Over 12% on ₹199 Crore Hydro Project Order from NHPC

On June 26, 2025, Om Infra share price rose by more than 12% intraday, reaching ₹146.50 after the company won a ₹199 crore contract from NHPC Ltd, a government-owned hydropower company. The project includes complete hydro-mechanical work for the Dibang Multipurpose Project, a large-scale 2,880 MW hydroelectric power plant located in Arunachal Pradesh.

Order Details: Equipment and Services

The contract has 2 main components:

1. Equipment Supply – This portion of the contract, worth ₹167.86 crore, covers the supply of essential hydro-mechanical components like piping, intake and draft tube gates, hoists, spare parts, tools, and tackles under the Lot-5B package.
2. Service Execution – Valued at ₹31.98 crore, Om Infra will handle inland transport, site handling, installation, testing, commissioning, and performance testing of the supplied equipment.

The project is expected to be completed within 46 months, and Om Infra will serve as a single-point provider, from manufacturing to on-site execution.

Strengthening Position in Strategic Infrastructure

Om Infra is known for its expertise in irrigation, water management, civil construction, and engineering services. Managing Director and CEO Vikas Kothari stated that this order utilises the company’s strength in hydro-mechanical components and supports its strategic goal of expanding into hydropower, pumped storage, and water infrastructure.

This contract enhances revenue visibility for the company and opens new opportunities in India’s national infrastructure programmes, such as the Jal Jeevan Mission.

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Om Infra Share Price Performance

Following the announcement, Om Infra share price surged 12.5%, touching ₹146.50 during the day. 

Over the last year, the stock has fallen 22%, but it has shown signs of recovery with:

• 8% gain in June 2025
• 12% gain in May
• 9% in March
• 0.6% in April, despite prior losses of 27% in February and 10% in January

Company Outlook

Mr. Kothari emphasised the company's focus on quality, efficiency, and technological integration. With a nearly 4-year timeline, Om Infra aims to ensure timely project delivery, which could lead to improved profitability and steady income across several financial years.

The company also noted that this contract supports regional development and strengthens Om Infra’s image as a trusted partner in infrastructure development. The Dibang project, being India’s largest hydropower facility, adds significant prestige to this win.

Conclusion

This ₹199 crore NHPC order marks an important achievement for Om Infra, reinforcing its capabilities in large-scale hydro-mechanical projects. It not only boosts the company’s order book and revenue outlook but also enhances its position in national water and energy infrastructure programs. With strong execution, the deal could be a turning point in Om Infra’s journey toward long-term growth and profitability.

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