L1 Success: Company Adds Rs 1,947 Crore MSRDC Project to Rs 14,640.50 Crore Order Book
The company’s shares have a PE of 16x, ROE of 16 percent and ROCE of 17 percent.
GR Infraprojects Limited has been announced as the L-1 bidder for a major infrastructure project in Maharashtra. The company has secured an agreement for the construction of a single-lane Pune Ring Rod (PRR) on the E-6 bridge at EPC Mode. This 16-kilometre stretch of road will be built between Sonori and Garade in Purandar Taluka, Pune District. The project, which is scheduled to be commissioned on January 13, 2025, has a contract worth Rs 1,947 crore and is expected to be completed within 1,095 days in a phased manner. This achievement is in line with the commitment of the Government to distribute important infrastructure projects across India.
Earlier, the company took the initiative to complete the construction of the ambitious project at Vadodara. The independent engineer issued a provisional certificate on January 10, 2025, in which the project was declared suitable for commercial operation from November 30, 2024. This HAM Mode project with a project cost of Rs 2,187 crore was launched on December 11, 2021 and demonstrates the continuous commitment of GR undertaking projects to deliver high quality infrastructure projects across India.
Incorporated in 1995, GR Infra-projects Limited is a single road engineering, procurement and construction company (EPC) having experience in designing and construction of various road / state highway projects in 15 states of India. It mainly undertakes civil construction projects on EPC and BOT (Build Operate Transport) basis in the road sector. According to financial figures, the market capitalization of GR Infraprojects Limited is more than Rs 15,000 crore and the order book is Rs 14,640.50 crore till September 30, 2024. The company has informed the positive numbers in its quarterly targets (Q2FY25) and annual targets (H1FY25). The company’s shares have a PE of 16x, ROE of 16% and a ROCE of 17%. This stock is up 19 percentage points higher than its 52-week low of Rs 1,109.20 per share. Investors should keep an eye on this mid-cap stock.
