For the quarter ending on June 2025, NCC placed a Pat of RS 192 Crore, a decrease of 8.5% yoj from RS 210 Crore in Q1FY25. Turnover also fell by 6.3% JoJ to RS 5,179 Crore versus RS 5,528 Crore in the same quarter last year.
In the meantime, the EBITDA fell by 4.6% JoJ to RS 456 Crore, although the EBITDA margin extended to 8.8% by 16 basic points.
Despite the modest income, the sentiment was stimulated by the strong order intake of the company and the expansion of the order book, which was an impressive CRORE RS 70.087, which reflects a growth of 33% Yoy.
NCC insured new orders worth RS 3,658 crore in the quarterly-one striking jump of 797% of the period of a year ago, including a strong business momentum.
The Investor Optimism in the Stock Today May Been Driven by A Robust Order Book and Strong Order Inflows.a Breakdown of the Company’s Order Books A Diversified Mix: Buildings (34%), Transportation (26%), Electric, While Water, and Mining, and Mining and and Mining, And Mining and and Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining, And Mining and Mining (7%) And Mining (7%) And Mining (7%) And Mining (7%). The Rest.order Execution Duration Q1 was LED by Buildings (34%), Mining (16%), and Electrical (18%).
The profit per share of the company (EPS) for the quarter was RS 3.06, while the net debt was reported on RS 1,574 Crore.
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