Tara Chand InfraLogistic buys 15 equipment units; FY26 capex reaches INR 83.14 crore

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AI summary

The company purchased 15 equipment units under its FY26 capital plan: two 110MT tyre-mounted cranes, three 42-metre aerial work platforms, eight 18MT heavy-duty modular axles and two 60MT tyre-mounted cranes. FY26 capex reached INR 83.14 crore as of September 30, 2025. The equipment will serve new renewable-energy orders in Segment A, which contributes about 50% to 52% of company revenue.

Likely market impact

The purchases support new renewable-energy orders and expand delivery capacity, but higher spending may weigh on cash flow before returns emerge.