Order wins and corporate restructuring drive market attention today. Kesar Enterprises slips 4.9% following a major asset sale, while Enviro Infra Engineers rallies on a fresh Tata Power contract. Berger Paints also draws focus with operational updates. Here's what's moving.

Hazoor Multi Projects

• Order Book: Secured a ₹41.98 crore NHAI contract for fee plaza services in Tamil Nadu, including user fee collection and toilet maintenance for one year. Stock closed at ₹19.97 in the previous session, up 0.60%.
• Management: Board seeks shareholder approval to hike CMD remuneration from ₹3 crore to ₹5 crore annually at the upcoming AGM.

Diamines & Chemicals

• Regulatory: Renewed PESO license for ammonia storage at its Vadodara unit until September 2031, ensuring compliance for core operations. Stock closed at ₹245.07 in the previous session, up 1.15%.

Enviro Infra Engineers

• Order Book: Won a ₹189.99 crore EPC order from Tata Power Renewable Energy for an 180 MW wind project in Parli, boosting total backlog to ₹1,155.80 crore. Stock closed at ₹196.20 in the previous session, down 1.07%.
• Investor Relations: Scheduled investor meetings in Mumbai for September 9–10 to discuss publicly available information.

Innovision

• Order Book: Bagged multiple NHAI toll collection contracts worth ₹24.53 crore and ₹48.25 crore for operations in Andhra Pradesh and other locations. Stock closed at ₹252.00 in the previous session, down 1.66%.
• Deal: Also secured a ₹219.07 crore contract for the Indore-Dewas NH-3 six-laning project operations.

Ritco Logistics

• Business Update: Reported securing ₹388 crore in new business during August, highlighting strong order addition momentum. Stock closed at ₹318.45 in the previous session, down 0.42%.

Moschip Technologies

• Regulatory: Supreme Court directed the company to provide ₹200 crore additional security in the ongoing VLPL acquisition dispute. Stock closed at ₹214.26 in the previous session, up 0.78%.
• Corporate Action: Released FY26 Annual Report ahead of the AGM scheduled for September 29, with remote e-voting open until September 28.

Kesar Enterprises

• Deal: Approved a ₹431 crore slump sale of sugar, distillery, and cogen units to Avadh Foods, requiring shareholder approval via special resolution. Stock closed at ₹9.42 in the previous session, down 4.94%.

Berger Paints

• Product Launch: Started commercial production at its ₹188 crore Hindupur solvent paint plant, adding 36,000 KL/MT capacity. Stock closed at ₹479.45 in the previous session, down 1.04%.
• Management: Multiple promoters, including Rishma Kaur and Kanwardip Singh Dhingra, bought shares in open market trades on September 7.
• Corporate Action: Issued postal ballot for appointing Sobti as independent director and Jain as whole-time director.

Bottom Line

Small-cap order books are expanding rapidly, particularly in infrastructure and renewables, with Enviro and Innovision leading the charge. However, corporate actions like Kesar’s asset sale and Moschip’s legal hurdles remind investors to watch execution risks closely alongside growth metrics.