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Trishakti Industries has secured a work order from Tata Steel Ltd to deploy advanced machinery and skilled manpower at one of Tata Steel's flagship project sites. The order is domestic in nature with a 12-month initial contract period and execution targeted by September 20, 2025. The fresh capex deployed for this order is approximately ₹1.5 crores, while the contract value is upwards of ₹50 lakhs inclusive of taxes. With this win, the company's cumulative capital expenditure for FY26 now stands at around ₹49.5 crores, reflecting its strategy to build a high-capacity fleet for infrastructure and heavy-industry clients. The order is not a related-party transaction.
The Tata Steel order reinforces Trishakti Industries' positioning with marquee corporate clients and supports its revenue visibility for the coming quarters, though the single-contract value is modest in size. Shareholders may view this positively as a validation of execution capability, but the immediate financial impact on the stock is likely limited given the order's small scale.