Bagging of Work Order

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Cables - Electricals peers, median of 10sector-1.8%-1.4% vs sector

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AI summary

JD Cables Limited has secured a work order valued at Rs 9.80 crore (plus GST) from MAA Manasa Vyapaar, based in Siliguri, West Bengal. The order involves manufacturing, testing, supply and delivery of XLPE AB Cable (3CX70 sq mm + 1CX50 sq mm + 1CX16 sq mm) totalling 400 kms. Delivery is to be made on a monthly basis as per verbally discussed schedule. The order is from a domestic entity and there is no related-party interest involved. This is a regular business disclosure filed under SEBI LODR Regulation 30.

Likely market impact

This is a modest new order that adds to the company's order book. The order is from a private domestic client and not from government or defence, so it signals normal commercial activity rather than a transformative contract. Without revenue context, the size appears incremental for shareholders.