Synopsis Consolidated Construction Consortium Ltd (CCCL) has secured new domestic orders worth Rs. 200.13 crore under its Buildings & Factories vertical for FY26. The contracts involve constructing 17 lakh sq. ft. across multiple sites in India.
The company has announced the receipt of fresh orders worth Rs. 200.13 crore under its Buildings & Factories (B&F) vertical for FY2025-26. These domestic contracts mark a significant milestone in the company’s operational growth, reinforcing its strong execution capabilities and pan-India presence.
With market capitalization of Rs. 854 Cr , the shares of Consolidated Construction Consortium Ltd are currently trading at Rs. 19 per share, making 5% intraday high of Rs. 20.03 from the previous closing of Rs. 19.08 per share.
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Consolidated Construction Consortium Ltd (CCCL) has announced the receipt of new domestic orders worth Rs. 200.13 crore under its Buildings & Factories (B&F) vertical for FY2025-26. These contracts, awarded by various clients across India, span the construction of 17 lakh sq. ft of built-up area, to be executed at multiple pan-India locations under a BOQ-based item-rate structure.
The contracts will be executed within FY26 and are entirely domestic in nature with no related party transactions involved. The development reaffirms CCCL’s strong position in the Indian construction space, where it has already executed over 950 projects across 21 states and UTs, covering 130 million sq. ft of built-up area since its inception in 1997.
This announcement adds to the company’s momentum, reflecting renewed confidence from clients and a robust pipeline under the B&F vertical, a key segment for CCCL’s growth revival.
About the company
Consolidated Construction Consortium Limited is an integrated turnkey construction service provider that is engaged in construction design, engineering, procurement, construction and project management.
It offers a wide range of services, including construction (design, project management, execution), engineering (pre-cast and pre-engineered structures), and project management (planning, tracking, and change controml). Its Mechanical & Electrical division handles HVAC, plumbing, and related works, while the Building Products division operates RMC and concrete block units. Additionally, CCCL has two tech divisions: Yuga Design, providing software-based engineering services, and Yuga Soft, which developed the company’s ERP system.
The company reported a 39% increase in sales, rising from Rs. 131 crore in FY24 to Rs. 182 crore in FY25. Operating losses significantly narrowed from Rs. 619 crore to Rs. 54 crore, indicating improved cost management and operational efficiency.
However, net profit declined sharply from Rs. 673 crore to Rs. 88 crore, likely due to other income in the previous year. The company also reduced its debt, reflecting ongoing efforts toward financial restructuring and stability.
Written by Manideep Appana
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