NCC Share: What Drove Its ₹1,837 Cr Orders in May?

Synopsis: NCC Ltd secured new orders worth Rs. 1,837 crore in May 2026, led by its Water Division with Rs. 1,289 crore. The contracts strengthen its execution pipeline and revenue visibility across water, buildings, and electrical infrastructure segments.

The shares of this company are one of the leading infrastructure and construction companies, operating across sectors such as buildings, roads, water supply, irrigation, electrical works, mining, and railways are in the spotlight after it secured Rs. 1,837 cr worth of orders in May. 

With a market capitalisation of Rs. 9,580 cr, the shares of NCC Ltd were trading at Rs. 152.60 per share, increasing 2% in today’s market session, making a high of Rs. 155, up from its previous close of Rs. 151.95 per share. 

About the orders 

NCC Limited has announced the receipt of new orders worth Rs. 1,837.01 crore during the month of May 2026, further strengthening its project pipeline and revenue visibility.

Of the total order inflow, Rs. 1,289.17 crore was secured by the company’s Water Division, making it the largest contributor. The Buildings Division received orders worth Rs. 261.42 crore, while the Electrical Division bagged projects valued at Rs. 286.42 crore.

The company clarified that all these contracts were received in the normal course of business and do not include any internal orders. NCC also stated that its promoters, promoter group, and group companies have no interest in the entities awarding these projects, confirming that the contracts are not related-party transactions.

The fresh order wins are expected to support the company’s execution pipeline and reinforce its presence across the water infrastructure, building construction, and electrical segments.

About the company 

NCC Limited is one of India’s leading infrastructure and construction companies, operating across sectors such as buildings, roads, water supply, irrigation, electrical works, mining, and railways. The company executes large-scale government and private-sector projects across the country and has established a strong presence in the infrastructure development space.

For Q4FY26, the company reported revenue of Rs. 6,233 crore, registering a marginal 2% increase compared to Rs. 6,131 crore in Q4FY25. Profitability remained under pressure, with EBITDA declining 1% YoY to Rs. 550 crore from Rs. 555 crore. Net profit fell 18% to Rs. 217 crore from Rs. 265 crore in the year-ago quarter, leading to a similar 19% decline in EPS to Rs. 3.28 from Rs. 4.04. 

It has a strong order book of Rs. 83,004 crore, providing robust revenue visibility and supporting long-term growth prospects. The Buildings segment contributes the largest share at 27%, highlighting NCC’s strong presence in residential, commercial, and institutional construction projects. 

This is followed by the Transportation segment, which accounts for 20% of the order book and includes roads, highways, bridges, and related infrastructure projects. The Mining segment contributes 18%, while the Electrical segment accounts for 17%, reflecting the company’s growing footprint in power transmission, distribution, and mining-related activities. The Water & Railways segment makes up 12% of the order book, supported by investments in water infrastructure and railway development projects.

The remaining 6% comes from Irrigation and Other projects, further adding diversification to the company’s project portfolio. The balanced order book across sectors positions NCC well to capitalise on India’s ongoing infrastructure development initiatives.

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