5 Stocks with an order book more than their market cap to add to your watchlist

There are several listed companies that have an order book greater than its market cap. Infrastructure stocks are most common among those who have long project cycles. However, investors should also analyze factors like order execution capabilities and other market dynamics specific to the industry.   1. NCC LIMITED NCC (Nagarjuna Construction Company) Limited, with a […] The post 5 Stocks with an order book more than their market cap to add to your watchlist appeared first on Trade Brains.

Mar 31, 2025 - 14:30
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5 Stocks with an order book more than their market cap to add to your watchlist

There are several listed companies that have an order book greater than its market cap. Infrastructure stocks are most common among those who have long project cycles. However, investors should also analyze factors like order execution capabilities and other market dynamics specific to the industry.  

1. NCC LIMITED

NCC (Nagarjuna Construction Company) Limited, with a market capitalization of Rs. 13,153 Crore, headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana, is a leading Indian infrastructure and construction company engaged in building, transportation, water, irrigation, power, and urban infrastructure projects. 

The company has an orderbook of Rs. 55,548 Crores, with Maharashtra accounting for 39 percent of the orders, followed by Uttar Pradesh with 13 percent and Karnataka with 8 percent. 

2. J KUMAR INFRAPROJECTS

J Kumar Infra projects with a market captilization of Rs. 4,809 Crore,    headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, J. Kumar Infraprojects Limited is an Indian infrastructure development company specializing in the execution of various infrastructure projects, including transportation engineering, civil construction, and irrigation projects.

The company has an orderbook of Rs. 20,529 Crores, with Maharashtra accounting for 65 percent of the total orders, followed by Tamil Nadu with 19 percent and Uttar Pradesh with 3 percent.

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3. GR INFRAPROJECTS

GR Infra, with a market capitalization of Rs. 10,103 Crore headquartered in Udaipur, Rajasthan, is an infrastructure company specializing in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for projects including roads, highways, bridges, airport runways, railways, metros, and tunnels.  

The company has an orderbook of Rs. 16,886 Crores, with Maharashtra accounting for 29 percent of the total orders, followed by Uttar Pradesh with 15 percent and Karnataka with 14 percent.

4. HG INFRA

HG Infra, with a market capitalization of Rs. 6,885 Crore, headquartered in Jaipur, Rajasthan, is an infrastructure company specializing in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for projects such as roads, highways, bridges, railways, and metro systems.

The company has an orderbook of Rs. 15,080 Crores, with Maharashtra accounting for 34 percent of the total orders, followed by Jharkhand with 16 percent and Uttar Pradesh with 12 percent.

5. IRCON INTERNATIONAL

Ircon International, with a market capitalization of Rs. 14,700 Crore, headquartered in New Delhi,  is a public sector engineering and construction company specializing in transport infrastructure projects. 

The company has an orderbook of Rs. 21,939 Crores, with Railways accounting for 78 percent of the total orders, followed by Highways with 22 percent. 90 percent of the orders are Domestic, and the other 10 are international orders.

Written By Abhishek Das

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