Disclosure under Regulation 30 of Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, intimation of order received- Afcons Infrastructure ....
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Trishakti Industries Ltd has secured a work order from Afcons Infrastructure Ltd to supply advanced machinery and skilled manpower at one of Afcons' flagship project sites. The contract is domestic, runs for an initial 6 months, and must be executed by 8th December 2025. To fulfil this order, the company has made a fresh capital expenditure of around ₹36 million (including taxes) to acquire new machinery, and the contract value itself is upwards of ₹5 million (including taxes). With this addition, Trishakti Industries' cumulative capital expenditure for FY26 now stands at around ₹1,037 million, reflecting a focused push to expand its high-capacity equipment fleet. Management described the order as a sign of growing trust from top-tier infrastructure clients and expects it to support revenue visibility and profitability in coming quarters.
The order adds a marquee infrastructure client to Trishakti Industries' portfolio and continues the company's heavy capex build-out, which should translate into stronger future revenue and earnings capacity, though near-term margins may be weighed down by depreciation on the new machinery.