Shares of G R Infraprojects Ltd fell 1% after hitting a day’s high of Rs 1,310.30 on 25th July, even as the company announced it had emerged as the lowest (L-1) bidder for a Rs 290.23-crore EPC contract to construct the 26.67-km Giridih Bypass (towards Tundi) in Jharkhand. 

The bid, floated by the State Highways Authority of Jharkhand, was opened on 24th July, 2025, and the project is scheduled for completion within 24 months from the appointed date.

G R Infraprojects Q4 Results:

In the fourth quarter ended 31st March, 2025, G R Infraprojects posted a 27% YoY drop in net profit at Rs 403 crore, down from Rs 553 crore a year earlier. Revenue also declined 8.5% to Rs 2,275 crore.

Orderbook Update:

As of 31st March, 2025, the company’s orderbook stood at Rs 19,179.9 crore. Including four new L1 wins — two roads, one railway, and one optical fibre cable project — worth Rs 5,166.34 crore, the total orderbook would rise to Rs 24,346.24 crore.

Project Transfers:

During Q4, G R Infraprojects completed the transfer of seven hybrid annuity model (HAM) assets to Indus Infra Trust. It also achieved provisional COD for two HAM projects — Ena-Kim on 30th November, 2024, and Ujjain–Badnawar on 3rd January, 2025.

At 10:57 AM, the shares of G R Infraprojects were trading 1.28% lower at Rs 1,262.30 on NSE.

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