Garuda Construction receives ₹231 crore work order for Mumbai rehabilitation building
Garuda Construction secured a ₹231 crore work order for a 6.17 lakh sq. ft. rehabilitation building in Chandivali, Mumbai, with a 3-year completion, boosting total order book to ₹3,460.78 crore.
The ₹231 crore order is a notable addition, contributing to a healthy increase in the total order book. This will likely have a medium impact on the company's financials and operational outlook over the next three years.
The company securing a significant new work order worth ₹231 crore and a substantial increase in its total order book to ₹3,460.78 crore indicates positive business growth and future revenue prospects.
Garuda Construction and Engineering Limited has received a work order for approximately ₹231 crore for the construction of a rehabilitation building in Chandivali, Mumbai. The key details are as follows: The project involves constructing a rehabilitation building admeasuring about 6.17 lakh sq. ft. The completion period for this project is 3 years. Following this order, the Company's total order book now stands at approximately ₹3,460.78 crore as of October 23, 2025.
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