Interarch Building Solutions Limited hit a day high of Rs 1,954.80 on 23 June after bagging fresh orders worth Rs 375 crore in June.

The headline contract is a Rs 165 crore order from an energy sector client in Vadodara. The client name has not been disclosed, citing confidentiality.

The project covers the full scope of designing, manufacturing and erecting a pre-engineered steel building system, and is set to be completed in about 15 months.

Interarch confirmed that its promoters have no stake in the awarding entity and the deal is not a related party transaction.

The rest of the June order book covers a wide range of industries. Projects have come in from the hydrocarbon, farm equipment, electrical products, renewable energy and data centre sectors.

Delivery timelines on these contracts run between eight and ten months. To give a sense of the scale involved, four of the projects together cover a combined floor area of around 2,00,000 square metres.

Think of that as roughly 28 football fields. The structures will rise between 12 and 40 metres in height and will carry overhead cranes capable of lifting up to 400-500 metric tonnes. The total steel supply across these four projects alone crosses 25,000 metric tonnes.

Managing Director Arvind Nanda said the wins reflect continued customer confidence in the company’s ability to deliver across design, engineering, manufacturing and execution, and that the order book now offers healthy revenue visibility for coming quarters.

On the expansion front, Interarch is building a new manufacturing plant at Kheda in Gujarat, where it broke ground in October 2025. Construction is progressing on schedule.

At 12:50 pm on NSE, INTERARCH was trading at Rs 1,912.50, up 0.98% on the day. The stock has gained nearly 10% over the past month.

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