Six micro-cap companies have collectively secured fresh orders worth approximately ₹220 crores across engineering, infrastructure, electricals, steel, insulation, and EPC sectors. These order wins demonstrate business traction and indicate improvement in execution capability and client confidence across various niches of the Indian capital expenditure cycle. The companies have secured contracts spanning highways, steel manufacturing, fertilizers, power generation, and industrial segments with varied execution timelines.

Major Contract Winners

JD Cables Limited

JD Cables Limited, engaged in manufacturing cables and conductors for power transmission and distribution, secured the largest contract among the group. The company received an additional EPC contract worth ₹163.00 crores from Kaushal Engineering for a national highway project in Jharkhand.

This additional contract brings the total contract value for the highway project to ₹407.00 crores, enhancing the company's entry into infrastructure execution in a different domain.

Engineering and Automation Sector

Admach Systems Limited specializes in designing, manufacturing, exporting, and supplying customized special-purpose machines and automation systems. The company secured engineering orders worth ₹18.11 crores from Jalaixmi Alloy Steels for bar finishing and ultrasonic testing lines.

The scope covers end-to-end design to commissioning, highlighting the company's high-value engineering capability and expanding its order book to approximately ₹67.50 crores.

Industrial Services and Manufacturing

Oil & Gas and Fertilizer Sector

RBM Infracon Limited, primarily engaged in engineering, execution, testing, commissioning, operating and maintenance of mechanical and rotary equipment, secured a services order worth ₹3.59 crores from Yara Fertilisers India Pvt. Ltd.

The order involves General Fabrication & MOC Jobs during the TA'26 Shutdown, with execution within a short 25-day period ensuring fast monetization.

Steel Manufacturing Sector

Deem Roll-tech Limited manufactures steel rolls for the iron and steel rolling mill industry. The company secured orders worth ₹23.05 crores, bringing its cumulative order book to approximately ₹60.00 crores for execution within 6-18 months.

The orders come from key PSU steel manufacturers including SAIL's Bhilai and Bokaro Steel Plants and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (Vizag Steel).

Specialized Industrial Solutions

Insulation and Electrical Services

Indobell Insulations specializes in manufacturing insulation products and secured an order worth ₹6.64 crores from BHEL for piping thermal insulation. The contract extends until July 2029, providing a continuous revenue stream.

Rulka Electricals Ltd provides electrical and firefighting solutions and received domestic orders totaling ₹5.61 crores for electrical and firefighting work with a turnover period of 1-6 months.

These diversified orders across multiple sectors indicate reduced concentration risk and improved margin visibility for the respective companies, while demonstrating the breadth of opportunities in India's infrastructure and industrial development cycle.

RBM Infracon Limited has received board approval for amendments to its memorandum of association, enabling the company to expand its business operations into the aircraft, drone, and aerospace engineering sectors. This strategic decision marks a significant step in the company's diversification efforts.

Board Decision and Strategic Expansion

The board of directors has formally agreed to modify the company's memorandum to incorporate these new business verticals. The amendment will provide RBM Infracon with the necessary corporate framework to pursue opportunities in the aerospace and drone technology markets.

Market Positioning

The inclusion of aircraft, drone, and aerospace engineering sectors in the company's memorandum represents a forward-looking approach to business development. This expansion will allow RBM Infracon to explore emerging opportunities in the rapidly growing aerospace and unmanned aerial vehicle markets.

The aerospace and drone sectors have shown considerable growth potential, and this strategic move positions the company to capitalize on future opportunities in these technology-driven industries. The amendment provides the necessary corporate structure for potential ventures in aircraft development, drone manufacturing, and aerospace engineering services.