Kalpataru Projects raises FY27 order inflow guidance
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Kalpataru Projects International raised its FY27 order inflow guidance to ₹36,000 cr from ₹30,000 cr, while retaining its revenue growth target of around 15%. The engineering and construction company said opportunities across oil and gas, buildings and factories, civil infrastructure and water businesses supported the higher outlook. Its order book crossed ₹71,000 cr at the end of the first half, strengthening revenue visibility across domestic and international markets 🏗️.
The upgraded inflow target matters because new orders replenish the execution pipeline and support future revenue across multiple infrastructure segments. However, execution has not yet matched the full-year ambition: global supply chain disruptions, port congestion and project delivery delays kept revenue growth at around 12% in the first half. The gap between the 12% first-half pace and the 15% FY27 target leaves delivery timing as the key operating variable.
The company is maintaining its FY27 capex plan at ₹700–800 cr after investing nearly ₹3,000 cr over the past four years. That spending supports capacity and project execution, but the effect on revenue will depend on how quickly new awards move from the order book into completed work and billing. The business mix also gives the infrastructure sector a broad demand signal, spanning energy-linked projects, buildings, water and civil works ⚡.
OI Charts data showed the stock closing at ₹249.32 on 5 Nov 2026, up 3.5% on volume of 537,054. It had gained 0.8% over five sessions but remained down 8.4% over 20 sessions. The close was above its recent low of ₹235.03 recorded on 3 Nov, but well below the 52-week high of ₹409.80 reached on 13 May 2026.
The next focus is order conversion and execution in the second half, particularly whether supply-chain and port-related delays ease. Investors will also track fresh order awards, revenue growth against the 15% target and progress on the ₹700–800 cr capex plan. This development is separate from the previously published SKF India guidance update.
Source: CNBC TV18, 06 Nov 2026
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