Synopsis: Infra stock shares rose 7% after securing five new orders worth Rs. 2,469.53 crore in March 2026, led by the Water Division, followed by Buildings and Transportation projects.
The shares of this company are engaged across construction activities that are covered under buildings, transportation, water & environment, electrical (T&D), irrigation, mining and railways sector are in focus after it surged 7% in today’s session after bagging Rs. 2,469 crore orders in March.
With a market capitalisation of Rs. 8,651 cr, the shares of NCC Ltd were trading at Rs. 137.80 per share, jumping 7% in today’s market session, making a high of Rs. 139.80 per share, up from its previous close of Rs. 130.90 per share.
About the orders
NCC Limited reported that during March 2026, it received a total of five new orders amounting to Rs. 2,469.53 crore. These orders were distributed across the company’s main divisions, reflecting a healthy inflow of projects in its ongoing business operations.
Division-wise Breakdown
Out of the total order value, the Water Division received orders worth Rs. 1,291.9 crore, the Buildings Division secured orders worth Rs. 793.48 crore, and the Transportation Division garnered Rs. 384.15 crore. The March 2026 orders were dominated by the Water Division, making it the largest contributor to the company’s order inflows.
The company clarified that these orders were received in the normal course of business and do not include any internal orders. This ensures that the reported figures reflect genuine business activities with external clients.
About the company
NCC Ltd is a major Indian infrastructure and construction company that undertakes diverse projects including roads, highways, buildings, water supply, and power infrastructure. Known for its engineering and project management expertise, NCC Ltd plays a key role in urban development, industrial construction, and public sector infrastructure across India.
Sales of the company rose from Rs. 4,543 cr in Q2FY26 to Rs. 4,868 cr in Q3FY26. Operating profit increased to Rs. 436 cr from Rs. 393 cr. Net profit fell from Rs. 167 cr to Rs. 135 cr over the same period.
Order Book Composition
As of Q3FY26, NCC Ltd’s total order book stands at Rs. 79,571 crore, highlighting the company’s ongoing projects across various sectors. The largest portion is in Buildings (31%), followed by Transportation (22%), Electrical (T&D) (18%), Mining (13%), Water & Railways (10%), and Irrigation & Others (7%). This distribution reflects the company’s diversified project portfolio, with a strong focus on urban infrastructure and building projects.
Order Inflow
During Q3 FY26, it recorded an order inflow of Rs. 12,430 crore. The largest inflow came from the Mining segment (55%), indicating strong demand in natural resources and mining-related infrastructure. Buildings contributed 31%, while Transportation (7%), Water & Railways (4%), and Electrical (T&D) (2%) made up smaller shares. This shows that mining and buildings are the key growth drivers for new contracts this quarter.
Order Execution
The company executed Rs. 4,817 crore worth of projects in Q3 FY26. The Buildings division led execution with 38%, followed by Electrical (T&D) at 21%, and Mining and Transportation, each at 16%. Smaller contributions came from Water & Railways (5%) and Irrigation & Others (3%). This highlights NCC’s strong capability in delivering building and electrical projects while maintaining progress across its other divisions.
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