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The shares of infrastructure companies gained up to 5 percent after the company received a fresh work order for the construction of a Viaduct Portion of an elevated corridor whopping Rs 547 crore. 

GPT Infraprojects Limited has a market capitalization of Rs 1,366.46 crore, the shares were trading in a positive of Rs 234.90 apiece and surged around 3.18 percent as compared to the previous closing price of Rs 227.65 per share. 

Today company’s stock has seen positive movement after GPT Infraprojects Ltd received a new work order from Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd for the construction of the Viaduct Portion of the Elevated Corridor, ROBs (except steel spans) and Exit/Entry Ramps, SVUP, LVUPs, VUPs, PUPs, construction/reconstruction/widening of Culverts, NHAI Office Building, other miscellaneous works, including electrification & lighting, the work order valued at Rs 547 crore. 

Examining the financial performance of the company, revenue increased by 10 percent from Rs 268 crore in Q4FY23 to Rs 295 Q4FY24. During the same period, net profit increased significantly by 50 percent from Rs 10 crore to Rs 15 percent. 

The stock has given a return of 68.13 percent in 6 months and a multi-bagger return of 305.30 percent in a year. If an individual invested Rs 1 lakh a year ago, it would be worth now Rs 4.05 lakh. 

Gpt Infraproject Ltd has an outstanding order book for the stands at Rs 3,646 crore with a total inflow for fiscal 2025 of Rs 674 crore. The company manufactures concrete sleepers for mainlines, curves, bridges, level crossing, and point & crossing with a manufacturing capacity of 2 Mn units across India & Africa. 

The company has an impressive clientele base across India which includes Indian Railways, MORTH, IRCON, NHAI, Rail Vikas Nigam Limited, RITES, MRIDCL, Transnet, and others 

GPT Infraprojects Limited constructs infrastructural projects. The company also manufactures concrete sleepers. The company specializes in complete building projects for railway and riverine bridges with deep-pile or pile foundations. 

Written by:- Abhishek Singh 

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