The order, excluding GST and labour cess, adds to the company’s expanding portfolio of high-value construction contracts in the commercial space.
Following the announcement, shares of Capacitis Infraprottets rose to an intraday high of ₹300.20 on the NSE, up 1% around 1:40 PM.“The Hinduja Group entrusting us with this project reinforces our position as a preferred partner,” said Rahul Katyal, Managing Director, Capacitis Infraprottets. “We remain focused on quality execution and securing orders from both public and private sector clients.”
The latest win follows a ₹621 crore order in June from Saifee Burhan Upliftment Trust for a project in Band Bazaar. The company is targeting 20% revenue growth for FY26, in line with the previous year, backed by a strong pipeline.
In the first quarter alone, Capacit’e bagged over ₹1,200 crore in fresh orders, including projects from Indus, Raymond, and a data centre for the High-Speed Rail corridor. The company is aiming to close FY26 with ₹3,600 crore in total order inflows.
