Consolidated Construction Consortium Ltd. (CCCL) has announced that it has secured fresh orders worth ₹180 crore on Thursday (September 11) under its buildings and factories (B&F) division between July 2, 2025, and September 11, 2025.
The projects together cover the construction of about 13.5 lakh sq. ft. of built-up space and are slated for execution in the financial year 2025-26.
The new contracts include a ₹76-crore commercial building in Kochi (Kerala), ₹29-crore industrial buildings in Tirunelveli and Chennai (Tamil Nadu), and an institutional project in Bengaluru (Karnataka) worth ₹56 crore. In addition, the company bagged a ₹9-crore car parking maintenance project in Delhi and a ₹10-crore hotel building project in Mysuru (Karnataka).
With these fresh wins, CCCL’s order backlog now stands at ₹652 crore, underscoring steady project inflows in the company.
Consolidated Construction Consortium Limited is an integrated, turnkey construction service provider in India, offering design, engineering, procurement, and project management services across diverse sectors.
What is order backlog?
Order backlog refers to the total value of work contracts that a company has received but not yet executed. It acts as an indicator of future revenue visibility and overall business strength in the project pipeline.
Ahead of the announcement, shares of Consolidated Construction Consortium Ltd ended lower on Thursday (September 11) by 1.54% at ₹18.54 on the BSE.
