J Kumar Infraprojects shares hit a day high of Rs 462.95 on 13 November, the day it reported higher Q2 profit and revenue.

Behind the move are the July to September numbers. The construction company earned about Rs 1,539 crore in revenue, roughly 15% more than a year earlier.

Operating profit, also called EBITDA, grew 17.4% to about Rs 229 crore.

That is the money a company makes from its core work before interest, tax and wear-and-tear costs.

The margin edged up to about 14.8% from 14.5%. Net profit came in at about Rs 113 crore. It grew faster than revenue.

The board also cleared a second five-year term for Sidharath Kapur as an independent director.

His new term runs from 8 February 2027 to 7 February 2032, and shareholders still need to approve it.

Earlier in the year, the picture looked busier on the orders side. In August, the company won a Rs 990.16 crore contract to build a cricket stadium in Bengaluru.

That same month, it said it was aiming for about 15% revenue growth in FY27 and new orders worth Rs 8,000 crore to Rs 10,000 crore.

Shareholders also received a dividend of Rs 4 a share this year, with 15 September as the ex-dividend date.

At 15:08 pm, the stock traded at Rs 435.55 on NSE, up Rs 0.60 or 0.14% from the previous close.

It is up 5.10% over the past week but down 24.25% so far this year. NSE shows a 52-week range of Rs 400.00 to Rs 623.00.

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