Synopsis: Two orders totalling Rs.534.85 crore (excluding GST) have been received during June 2026, both pertaining to the Transportation Division, further adding to an already robust order book of Rs.83,004 crore spanning buildings, transportation, electrical, mining and water infrastructure segments.
India’s infrastructure spending cycle continues to generate steady contract flows for established EPC players, and one Hyderabad-headquartered multi-vertical construction major has closed June with a fresh pair of transportation wins. The company brings a broad execution track record across highways, metros, tunnelling, and bridges, and these two orders add another layer to what is already one of the largest order books in the domestic construction space.
With a market capitalization of Rs. 9,433crore, the shares of NCC Limited were trading at Rs.150 per share, with a 52-week range of Rs. 236.89 to Rs. 130, and it is trading at a P/E of approximately 13x.
Order Update
NCC Limited has received two orders during June 2026 totalling Rs.534.85 crore, both pertaining to the company’s Transportation Division. The orders were received in the normal course of business and do not involve any related party transactions or internal orders.
Transportation is one of NCC’s core verticals, covering access-controlled highways, complete EPC for road projects, air strips, metros, tunnelling, bridges, and flyovers. The latest wins add to a well-diversified order book of Rs.83,004 crore, with Transportation accounting for 20% of the total, alongside Buildings at 27%, Mining at 18%, Electrical at 17%, Water & Railways at 12%, and Irrigation & Others at 6%.
Financial Snapshot & Business Overview
NCC Limited is a Hyderabad-based diversified infrastructure and construction company operating across seven business verticals: Buildings, Transportation, Water & Environment, Electrical (T&D), Railways, Irrigation, and Mining. The company executes projects ranging from hospitals, airports and IT parks to highways, metro rail, water treatment plants, transmission lines, and coal excavation.
On a consolidated basis for FY26, the company reported revenue from operations of Rs.20,823 crore, broadly in line with Rs.22,199 crore in FY25, while operating profit stood at Rs.1,836 crore against Rs.1,918 crore, with OPM steady at 9%. Net profit for the year came in at Rs.724 crore, compared to Rs.868 crore in FY25, with interest costs rising to Rs.745 crore.
On a quarterly basis, Q4 FY26 showed a healthy recovery with revenue of Rs.6,233 crore, operating profit of Rs.550 crore, and net profit of Rs.217 crore the strongest quarter of the year. With an order book of Rs.83,004 crore providing nearly 4x revenue cover, execution momentum and working capital management will remain the key variables for investors to track.
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