Dilip Buildcon: Rs 702 Cr Narmada flood protection EPC order, Gujarat govt

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Dilip Buildcon has been declared L-1 bidder for a Rs 702 crore (excluding GST) EPC project to construct flood protection embankments on river Narmada in Bharuch district, Gujarat. The order is from the Narmada Water Resources Water Supply and Kalpasar Department, Government of Gujarat, with a 24-month completion timeline. This is a corrigendum to the same-day announcement providing updated project cost details.

Likely market impact

Positive. Adds Rs 702 Cr to order book, supports revenue visibility, though execution and margin risks remain on government EPC work.