RBM Infracon and 5 Other Micro-Cap Stocks That Bagged Orders Worth ₹220 Cr
Alex Smith
3 weeks ago
Synopsis: Six micro-cap companies in the sector cumulatively received fresh orders worth around Rs 220 crore in the domains of engineering, infrastructure sectors, electricals, steel, insulation, and EPC contracts.
The orders won by a company could act as an indication of business traction, largely for micro-cap companies. These six under-the-radar stocks have recently signed significant orders in highways, steel, fertilisers, power, and industrial segments. Though these orders are of varied sizes, taken together, they are an indication of improvement in execution capability and client confidence in their respective niches of the Indian Capex cycle.
Admach Systems ltd
Admach Systems Limited is engaged in designing, manufacturing, exporting, and supplying customised special-purpose machines and automation systems. With the market cap of Rs 147 crore, the shares of the company have closed at Rs 216.5.
The company has secured engineering orders worth Rs 18.11 crore from Jalaixmi Alloy Steels for bar finishing and ultrasonic testing lines. The scope covers end-to-end design to commissioning, highlighting its high-value engineering capability. As of post-order, the company’s order book expanded to about Rs 67.5 crore, improving earnings visibility.
RBM Infracon ltd
RBM Infracon Limited is primarily engaged in the engineering, execution, testing, commissioning, operating & maintenance of mechanical and rotary equipment for oil & gas refineries, cement, fertilisers, petrochemicals, coal/gas-based power plants and more. With the market cap of Rs 396 crore, the shares of the company have closed at Rs 392
The company has bagged a services order of value Rs 3.59 crore from Yara Fertilisers India Pvt. Ltd. for General Fabrication & MOC Jobs during the TA’26 Shutdown. This order has been won within a short shutdown period of 25 days, thus also ensuring fast monetisation.
Deem Roll-tech ltd
DRTL manufactures steel rolls, essential components for the iron and steel rolling mill industry, and produces steel and alloy rolls using materials like steel scrap, roll scrap, pig iron, nickel, ferromolybdenum, other ferroalloys, and more. With the market cap of Rs 40 crore, the shares of the company have closed at Rs 47.5.
The company has bagged orders worth Rs 23.05 crores, and the cumulative order book stands at approximately Rs 60 crores, which will be executed within the next 6-18 months. The company has received these orders from key PSU steel manufacturers such as SAIL’s Bhilai and Bokaro Steel Plants and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (Vizag Steel), which enhances Deem’s strong positioning in the steel value chain in the country.
Indobell Insulations ltd
Indobell Insulations specialises in manufacturing insulation products like nodulated/granulated wool (mineral and ceramic fibre nodules) and prefabricated thermal insulation jackets. With the market cap of Rs 41 crore, the shares of the company have closed at Rs 65.
The company bagged an order worth Rs 6.64 crores in the domestic market from BHEL for piping thermal insulation. The contract has a very long tenure till July 2029, thus providing a continuous revenue stream. Linkages with the PSU will bring in better orders in the future for the company.
Rulka Electricals ltd
Rulka Electricals Ltd provides electrical and firefighting solutions. With the market cap of Rs 43 crore, the shares of the company have closed at Rs 101.5. The company received several domestic orders amounting to Rs 5.61 crore, which include electrical and firefighting work. This has a short turnover period of 1-6 months. This is a spread-out order, thus having less concentration risk and better margin visibility.
JD cables ltd
JD Cables Limited is engaged in the manufacturing of cables and conductors that cater to the power transmission and distribution sector. With the market cap of Rs 463 crore, the shares of the company have closed at Rs 205.
The company received an additional EPC contract of Rs 163 crore from Kaushal Engineering, taking the total contract value of a national highway project in Jharkhand to Rs 407 crore. This will further enhance their entry into the infrastructure execution segment in a different domain, having a 9-month execution period. These repeated contracts showcase confidence in execution by the major firms.
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