Small-Cap Stock with just ₹ 57 Crore Market Cap Secures ₹ 16.3 Crore ECS Orders. Details here

Small-Cap Stock in Focus: Shares of Rulka Electricals, A Small-Cap Company, Hit the 5% Upper Circuit Limit in Monday’s Intraday Session, June 16, to Reach the Day’s high 136.50 Apiece. This sharp rally came after the company announced it had secured multi ordered for electrical contracting services (ECS)

In an exchange filing today, the company informed investors that it receive fresh orders worth 16.34 Crore from Various clients.

Rulka secured two warehouse-Related contracts from a prominent real estate company in Bengaluru, Karnataka. The first order, valued at 5.50 Crore, involves the procurement and setup of transformers, DG sets, internal and external electrical fittings for a warehouse, to be executed over eight months. The second order, Worth 7.9 Crore, Includes Procurement and Installation of Lv Fapa Firefighting Systems for Another Warehouse Project.

Additional, the company bagged an order in the industry segment in thootukudi, tamil nadu, from a private estate consulting firm. The 12-month contract, Worth 2.93 Crore, Covers Procurement, Installation, Testing, and Commission of Lt Panels, Lt Cables, Cables, and Fixrs, as per the company’s exchange filing. The total order value of 16.34 Crore is equivalent to 29% of the company’s market capitalization of 57 Crore as of June 16.

Order book expanded to over 163 Crore in FY25

In Its Recent Investors’ Presentations Filing, The Company said it had expanded client base and secured orders access key Indian states during fY2024-25, Including Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Madhiya Pradesh, haryana, gujarat, andhra pradesh, and telangana, particularly in the warehousing and retail segments, ending the fy25 with an order book of 163.28 Crore.

On the financial front, Rulka Electricals REPORTED A Revenue of 79.47 Crore, up from 70.98 Crore in the same period last year. However, Net Profit Declined to 2.26 Crore from 4.37 Crore due to Margin Pressures.

Despite MainTaining Growth Momentum in FY25, The Company Faced Significant Margin Pressure from Rising Input Costs, Higher Labor Expenses, Increased Compliance Costs, And SCALIBLE OVERHEDS DURIDS DURINDS The Execution of Large-Scale Projects.

Looking ahead to fY26, Rulka said its strategic priorities include cost optimization through streamLined Procurament and Automation, Exposition INTO RENEWEW PART ENEREGY and Smart Infrastructure, Financial Restructuring, and a focus on broadening its geographic and client footprint to Capture High-Value Projects Across New States.

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