DCX Systems shares touched a day low of Rs 157.05 on 13 November, even as the firm disclosed fresh orders worth about Rs 25.53 crore.

DCX Systems Ltd makes electronic systems and assemblies, and NSE lists it under aerospace and defence.

The company disclosed the orders in a letter dated 13 November 2026 and said both came in the normal course of business. The main order is worth about Rs 23.06 crore.

It covers making and supplying cable and wire harness assemblies, which connect electrical parts inside equipment, for domestic and export customers.

Its wholly owned subsidiary, Raneal Advanced Systems Pvt Ltd, separately won export orders worth about Rs 2.47 crore.

Those are for printed circuit board assemblies, the boards that hold chips and other components.

Together, the two come to about Rs 25.53 crore. That total is a simple sum of the two orders, not a figure the company gave.

The intimation does not name the customers, say how the Rs 23.06 crore splits between domestic and export buyers, or give delivery timelines.

The orders follow the company’s September quarter results. Sources reported that DCX cut its consolidated net loss to around Rs 0.26 crore from Rs 9.04 crore a year earlier.

Revenue from operations fell about 27% over the same period. The stock reacted strongly to those numbers. It jumped 15% on 12 November.

At 11:59 am, DCX Systems was trading at Rs 158.07 on NSE, down Rs 3.92 or 2.42%. About 32.41 lakh shares had changed hands by then.

The stock is up 13.76% over the past week but down 17.12% so far in 2026.

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