Synopsis: Cemindia Projects Ltd’s Q3 FY26 order book grew to ₹21,879 Cr, led by Maritime Structures; strategic wins and robust execution drive revenue, profit, and EPS growth.
This article outlines Cemindia Projects Ltd’s latest financial and operational performance, highlighting order book growth from ₹20,646 Cr to ₹21,879 Cr, sector-wise contributions, key contracts secured in Q3 FY26, and notable revenue, profit, and EPS expansion, providing insights into the company’s execution strength and future growth trajectory.
With the market capitalization of Rs 9,285 crore, Cemindia Projects Ltd shares closed today at Rs 540.55 per share, down by 0.81 percent from its previous day’s close price. The stock has given a negative return of 2.33 percent over the last year and has given a return of 546 percent over the last five years.
Order book analysis
Total order book stands at ₹21,879 Cr, with Maritime Structures leading at ₹7,413 Cr (33.9%). Urban Infrastructure and Airports contribute ₹5,912 Cr (27%), while Industrial Structures and Buildings account for ₹4,306 Cr (19.7%). Other sectors collectively make up the remaining 19.4%, highlighting portfolio diversification.
Contracts Secured in Q3 FY26: During Q3 FY26, the company secured new orders worth ₹3,535 Cr. Major wins include the Pune underground metro project (₹1,393 Cr), Vizhinjam Container Berth Phase II (₹605 Cr), and Visakhapatnam marine interface works (₹580 Cr). Data center and piling projects further strengthened sectoral exposure.
Key Takeaways: Maritime Structures remains the dominant sector, forming one-third of the order book. Urban Infrastructure and Industrial Structures collectively contribute nearly 47%, underscoring growth pillars. The Pune metro project emerged as the single largest quarterly win, representing almost 40% of new contracts, reflecting strong project execution capabilities.
Diversified Order Book Overview in Q2 FY26:As of the last quarter, the total order book stood at ₹20,646 Cr. Maritime Structures led the portfolio with ₹6,715 Cr (32.5%), while Urban Infrastructure, MRTS, and Airports contributed ₹4,866 Cr (23.6%). Industrial Structures and Buildings closely followed at ₹4,739 Cr (23%), reflecting balanced sectoral exposure.
Emerging and Smaller Segments: The Data Centre segment accounted for ₹1,305 Cr (6.3%), highlighting emerging growth areas. Foundation, highways, and other specialist sectors made up moderate portions, while Water and Wastewater represented the smallest segment at ₹247 Cr (1.2%), indicating limited but targeted exposure in niche infrastructure projects.
The quarter-on-quarter comparison highlights steady growth in the total order book, rising from ₹20,646 Cr in Q2 FY26 to ₹21,879 Cr in Q3 FY26. Maritime Structures continue to dominate, while Urban Infrastructure and Industrial segments maintain strong contributions. Strategic wins like the Pune metro project reinforce execution strength and future growth visibility.
Cemindia Projects Ltd (formerly ITD Cementation India Ltd) is a prominent Indian engineering and construction company with over 90 years of experience, specializing in heavy civil infrastructure, including marine structures, metro systems, tunnels, and highways. Now part of the Adani Group via Renew Exim DMCC, it provides EPC services.
Financial Highlights: The revenue from operations grew by 2 percent to Rs 2,315 crore in Q3 FY26 from Rs 2,270 crore in Q3 FY25, and EBIDT grew by 7 percent to Rs 222 crore in Q3 FY26 from Rs 207 crore in Q3 FY25. Accompanied by a net profit growth of 27 percent to Rs 111 crore in Q3 FY26 from Rs 87.0 crore in Q3 FY25, resulting in an EPS growth of 27 percent to Rs 6.46 per share in Q3 FY26.
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