Synopsis: Small cap construction stock bagged a Rs 408 crore Liberia road EPC order, strengthening its global order book, the company stock in context has delivered a compounded 25 percent return over three years.
A small cap infrastructure company engaged in highways, bridges, power transmission, railways, and building projects across India and overseas secured a Rs 408 crore international EPC road order in Liberia. The order comes from a cabinet-level ministry of the Government of Liberia, and adds to the company’s Rs 15,927 crore order book
With a market cap of Rs 4,124 Cr, Ashoka Buildcon Ltd saw its stock hit an intraday low of Rs 146 which is 3 percent lower than the previous close of Rs 151, but the same stock has given a compounded return of 25 percent in the last three years.
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Ashoka Buildcon Limited received a Letter of Award from the Ministry of Public Works, Liberia for an international EPC road-upgrading project in the Republic of Liberia. The project covers Nrowkia–Sasstown Junction to Barclayville, Sasstown, and Nipleppo stretches, with an accepted bid cost of about USD 45.27 million, around Rs 408 crore.
The project strengthens the company’s international order book and global presence. The contract will be executed over a period of 24 months, supporting infrastructure development in Liberia while expanding Ashoka Buildcon’s footprint in overseas EPC road construction projects.
As of Q3FY26, the company’s order book stands at Rs 15,927 crore, rising about 7 percent from roughly Rs 14,905 crore at the start of FY26. Ashoka Buildcon’s order book is led by Road EPC projects at 44 percent, followed by Power T&D at 32 percent, Road HAM at 11 percent, Railways at 10 percent, and Building EPC at 3 percent, showing strong concentration in core highway engineering and transmission infrastructure segments across its diversified project portfolio.
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Ashoka Buildcon Ltd is an Indian infrastructure development company engaged in highways, bridges, power transmission, railways, and building projects. It operates through EPC, BOT, and HAM models, executing large-scale government and private sector projects across India and overseas.
With its headquarters in Nashik, the company is known for building projects like The Mopa Airport Link Project, Goa and also built India’s First 8 Lane Extra Dosed Cable Stayed Bridge, which was built in just 33 Months.
In the latest quarter the company saw its YoY revenue fall by 23 percent, going from Rs 2,388 Cr in Q3FY25 to Rs 1,827 Cr in Q3FY26, while the QoQ went down by 1 percent from Rs 1,851 Cr in Q2FY26.
Though the revenue numbers fell, the YoY Net Profits grew by 218 percent, going from Rs 662 Cr in Q3FY25 to Rs 2,111 Cr in Q3FY26, while the QoQ growth stood at 2219 percent from Rs 91 Cr in Q2FY26. The extraordinary profit growth was due to exceptional gains and deferred tax involving Rs. 2,376 Crores and Rs. 447 Crores respectively.
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