Jash Engineering Secures ₹74 Cr Orders in Jan'26; Order Book at ₹923 Cr
Jash Engineering reported ₹74 crore in new consolidated orders for January 2026, with ₹26 crore from India and ₹48 crore from international markets. The total consolidated order book reached ₹923 crore as of February 1st, 2026, including ₹653 crore from overseas. Orders worth ₹49 crore are currently under negotiation.
The announcement provides key figures regarding new orders and the overall order book, which are important indicators of future revenue and business performance.
The company has reported a healthy order intake and a strong order book position, indicating positive business momentum.
Jash Engineering Limited has announced its monthly order intake for January 2026, amounting to ₹74 crore on a consolidated basis. Of this, ₹26 crore were for the Indian market and ₹48 crore were for international markets. Significant contributors to this intake include Mahalaxmi Infra, Hariom Electricals, and R. K. Engineers from India, and VA Tech Wabag (Tunisia), ATAL Engineering (Hong Kong), and Portsmouth Dry Dock (USA) from international markets.
As of February 1st, 2026, the company's total consolidated order book stands at ₹923 crore. This includes ₹270 crore for the Indian market and ₹653 crore for markets outside India. The international orders are further broken down with ₹380 crore for the USA, ₹19 crore from the UK, ₹15 crore from Austria, and the remaining ₹239 crore from the rest of the world.
Additionally, as of February 1st, 2026, Jash Engineering has negotiated consolidated orders worth ₹49 crore, with formal purchase orders pending. Of this amount, ₹20 crore are for the Indian market and ₹29 crore are for projects outside India. The company notes that it may take up to two months to receive a formal purchase order after negotiation.
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