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NCC Bags ₹500 Crore Fresh Orders, September Order Wins Cross ₹1,576 Crore

Mumbai: NCC Limited has secured two additional orders worth Rs 500.22 crore during September 2026, taking its disclosed order wins for the month to more than Rs 1,576 crore, excluding GST. The Hyderabad-based infrastructure company said the latest contracts were received in the normal course of business and span its Buildings and Transportation divisions. Fresh Orders Of the two newly announced…

NCC Bags ₹500 Crore Fresh Orders, September Order Wins Cross ₹1,576 Crore

Mumbai: NCC Limited secured two additional contracts valued at Rs 500.22 crore in September 2026, bringing its disclosed order wins for the month above Rs 1,576 crore excluding GST. The Hyderabad-based infrastructure company reported the contracts were received in the normal course of business and belong to its Buildings and Transportation divisions.

Of the two new orders, Rs 224.74 crore was allocated to NCC’s Buildings Division, while Rs 275.48 crore was allocated to its Transportation Division. Together, the two orders totaled Rs 500.22 crore, excluding GST, according to the company's regulatory filing dated September 30. The announcement of the fresh orders comes after NCC disclosed a major order worth Rs 1,076.71 crore excluding GST on September 28.

Together, the latest Rs 500.22 crore contracts add to the total order value disclosed by the company for September, which stands at Rs 1,576.93 crore excluding GST. NCC clarified that none of the contracts announced for September included internal orders, and that its promoters, promoter group, and group companies had no interest in the entities that awarded the projects, making the contracts non-related party transactions.

The disclosure of the additional orders was submitted to both the National Stock Exchange of India and BSE. The order wins highlight NCC's project pipeline in building construction and transportation infrastructure, with the transportation segment accounting for a larger share of the two latest contracts.

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