Defence stock in focus after receiving ₹6 Cr order from Indian Navy

Synopsis:
CFF Fluid Control Limited secured an order worth Rs.5.86 Cr from Indian Navy for Procurement of Equipment’s P75 Projects .

The shares of this small-cap company, which is involved in the manufacturing, overhaul, repair, and maintenance of shipboard systems, are in focus after receiving a new order from the Indian Navy.

With a market capitalization of Rs. 1,323 Crores, shares of CFF Fluid Control Limited opened at Rs. 631.75 per equity share, from its previous day’s closing price of Rs. 625.40, and made an intraday high of Rs.634.70 per share.

Order details

CFF Fluid Control Limited, a company engaged in supplying defence-related equipment, has announced that it has received a new purchase order from the Material Organisation (Indian Navy), Mumbai. The order is for the procurement of equipment for the P75 Project, with a total value of Rs.5.86 crores.

According to the company’s filing, the contract is a domestic order, and the equipment delivery is expected to be completed by July 2026. This order highlights CFF Fluid Control Ltd’s growing role in India’s defense manufacturing sector, supporting the country’s naval projects and strengthening its order book with high-value government contracts.

About The Company   

CFF Fluid Control Limited is a specialized engineering company focused on providing high-performance fluid control systems for naval and marine applications. It designs and manufactures critical components like valves, electrical systems, and hydraulic systems for ships and submarines. The company plays a key role in supporting India’s defence and marine sectors.

CFF Fluid Control Limited works with many areas of India’s defence and energy sectors. The company helps keep naval ships and submarines like Delhi Class, Kamorta Class, Kalvari Class, Kilo Class, Vishakhapatnam Class, Nilgiri Class, and SSK Class ready for use.

It also supports survey vessels and works in the aerospace sector, serving aircraft such as Mirage, Sukhoi Su-30MKI, and Tejas. In addition to defence, the company focuses on clean energy solutions, safely storing and transporting spent fuel. This makes CFF Fluid Control Ltd an important part of India’s defence and energy infrastructure.

The company’s revenue from operations surged from Rs.107 crores in FY24 reaching to  Rs.146 crores in FY25, reflecting strong business growth. Net profit also rose from Rs.17 crores to Rs.24 crores, indicating better cost management and profitability. These figures highlight a solid improvement in both revenue and overall financial performance.

Written by Sudeep Kumbar

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