Synopsis: GHV Infra Projects Limited has received two work orders on the same day from promoter-linked GHV (India) Private Limited (Rs. 105 crore for carshed expansion at Kalwa and Rs. 111 crore for Sanpada) aggregating Rs. 216 crore in fresh order inflows, both carrying 24-month execution timelines and related party disclosures.
A Mumbai-based infrastructure company disclosed two separate work orders on April 9 for carshed infrastructure works at Kalwa and Sanpada, both nodes within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. The combined order value stands at Rs. 216 crore, awarded by a firm in which the listed company’s promoter holds a direct interest. Both orders are domestic in nature and carry identical 24-month completion windows.
With a market capitalisation of approx Rs. 2,227.12 crore, the shares of GHV Infra Projects Limited were trading at Rs. 309 per share, up 2.06 percent from its previous closing price of Rs. 302.75. It is trading at a P/E of approximately 61.19.
The first work order, for the construction of various infrastructural development works for the expansion of carshed capacity at Kalwa, is valued at approximately Rs. 105 crore. The second, for similar works at Sanpada, is valued at approximately Rs. 111 crore. Both are to be executed within 24 months from the date of commencement.
Kalwa and Sanpada are both located within the Thane-Navi Mumbai corridor, which has seen ongoing expansion of rail and metro infrastructure. Carshed development (covering stabling, maintenance, and servicing facilities for rolling stock) is a civil-intensive, multi-year construction workstream, aligning with the company’s stated focus on transport infrastructure.
Benchmarked against the company’s Q3 FY26 consolidated revenues of Rs. 138 crore, the combined Rs. 216 crore represents roughly 1.6 quarters of revenue, order book accretion that is material relative to the company’s current operating scale.
Mr. Jahidmohmed Vijapura, the deemed promoter of GHV Infra Projects Limited through his partnership stake in JHV Commercials LLP is also a director and shareholder of GHV (India) Private Limited, the order-awarding entity.
The transactions are classified as related party in nature and the company has stated both were conducted at arm’s length. With two intra-group orders of this size disclosed on the same day, investors will likely track whether GHV (India) continues to serve as the primary source of order flow for the listed entity.
Business overview
GHV Infra Projects Limited (formerly Sindu Valley Technologies Limited) is a Mumbai-based infrastructure and construction company incorporated in 1976. Following a promoter change and business reorientation in late 2024, the company pivoted from software services to civil and transport infrastructure. In Q3 FY26 (December 2025 quarter), it reported consolidated revenues of Rs. 138 crore and net profit of Rs. 15 crore at an operating margin of approximately 20 percent. For FY25, the company posted revenues of Rs. 185 crore and net profit of Rs. 17 crore.
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