Step-down subsidiary AGICL doubles new order book to Rs 154 cr in H1 FY27
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Avonmore's step-down subsidiary AGICL secured Rs 154 cr new orders in H1 FY26-27, more than double Rs 72 cr in H1 FY25-26, a 214 percent jump. Total order book crosses Rs 400 cr as on 30 Sept 2026. Orders to be executed over 3 years in highways, railways, urban infra. Revenue rose to Rs 54 cr from Rs 48 cr.
Strong 3-year revenue visibility from subsidiary order pipeline; growth should lift consolidated revenue and earnings going forward.