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Indian Stocks Gain Attention on Orders, Expansions and Deals

Indian Stocks Gain Attention on Orders, Expansions and Deals
Buzzing stocks: Welspun Corp, Leapfrog, Rane (Madras), Niva Bupa, RailTel Corp, Walchandnagar, KIMS · thehindubusinessline.com

Several Indian companies announced new orders, factories, business deals or regulatory developments.

Welspun Corp received its biggest-ever order, worth about ₹17,200 crore, to supply pipes from the United States.

RailTel won a large contract to build a network for Western Coalfields.

Walchandnagar Industries will make parts for India’s Gaganyaan human-spaceflight programme.

Other companies received orders for engineering products and solar panels.

Some businesses expanded production of textiles, packaging, copper cables and chemicals.

Rane (Madras) bought a friction business, and Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences agreed to operate a hospital group in Hyderabad.

Niva Bupa was told not to open new business locations for six months because of an expense-limit non-compliance issue.

Tata Motors said normal operations resumed after flooding and heavy rain disrupted plants and suppliers.

Key facts

Welspun Corp order
Approximately $1.8 billion, or ₹17,200 crore, for pipes from its US manufacturing facility; execution is planned for FY2028-FY2029.
RailTel contract
₹164.79 crore including tax from Western Coalfields for a 60-month MPLS VPN network rental arrangement.
Walchandnagar contract
₹30.53 crore plus GST from Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre for fabrication, testing and supply of three HS200 motorcase segments for Gaganyaan.
Niva Bupa action
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India directed the company not to open new places of business for six months over financial-year 2024-25 expense-limit non-compliance.
Sanathan Textiles capacity
Technical textiles yarn capacity at its Silvassa facility doubled from 9,000 MTPA to 18,000 MTPA.
Millworks Technologies order book
New confirmed orders of approximately ₹53.74 crore increased its total confirmed order book to ₹121.88 crore.
Saatvik Solar order
The company accepted a ₹190 crore order to supply solar photovoltaic modules, scheduled for completion by March 2027.
The Ruby Mills property sale
Vacant commercial premises and associated parking spaces were sold to Torrent Pharmaceuticals for ₹124.08 crore.

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