Cryogenic OGS Ltd. (CRYOGENIC) — Tipsheet https://tipsheet.markets/company/cryogenic/ Every Tipsheet Editorial note covering Cryogenic OGS Ltd. (CRYOGENIC), newest first. Grounded in BSE/NSE primary-source filings. en-in Mon, 06 Jul 2026 10:22:47 GMT Cryogenic OGS lands ₹12.59 cr order, 31% of FY26 revenue, via new solar subsidiary https://tipsheet.markets/cryogenic-cryogenic-ogs-lands-12-59-cr-order-31-of-fy26-revenue-via-new-solar-subsidiary-105045/ https://tipsheet.markets/cryogenic-cryogenic-ogs-lands-12-59-cr-order-31-of-fy26-revenue-via-new-solar-subsidiary-105045/ Wed, 03 Jun 2026 13:24:42 GMT A first win for Infravolt Engineering, incorporated in early 2026. The single contract from Fimer India is nearly a third of the group's last full-year revenue. A first win for Infravolt Engineering, incorporated in early 2026. The single contract from Fimer India is nearly a third of the group's last full-year revenue.

What’s new

  • Subsidiary Infravolt Engineering secured a ₹12.59 cr contract to supply busbar kits for solar inverters.
  • The client is Fimer India, a global renewable energy equipment manufacturer.
  • Execution is scheduled within 18-21 weeks.

Why it matters

This is a material pivot for a ₹311 cr market-cap company. The order from an international counterparty validates the new subsidiary's manufacturing capability and provides substantial revenue visibility for the current fiscal year. For a firm rooted in oil and gas equipment, this is the first concrete proof that its diversification into renewables is real.

What we’re watching

  • Execution timeline and revenue recognition on the Fimer contract.
  • Whether Infravolt can replicate this win with other solar inverter OEMs.
  • Impact on Cryogenic's consolidated margins given the new product line.

The full read

Cryogenic OGS is a ₹311 crore market-cap company best known for oil and gas equipment. It just landed its biggest contract in years through Infravolt Engineering, a 51%-owned subsidiary formed only in early 2026. The ₹12.59 crore order from Fimer India, a global solar inverter maker, is for busbar kits. That single contract equals 30.8% of the entire group's FY26 revenue of ₹40.82 crore. Execution is due within 18-21 weeks. For a nano-cap trying to prove it can do more than sell meters to oil companies, this is the first hard number from the new strategy. The question now is whether Infravolt can repeat the feat or whether this is one big order that flatters a small base.

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]]> Order Wins Tipsheet Editorial Cryogenic OGS lands ₹1.49 cr order from Endress+Hauser India https://tipsheet.markets/cryogenic-cryogenic-ogs-lands-1-49-cr-order-from-endress-hauser-india-93730/ https://tipsheet.markets/cryogenic-cryogenic-ogs-lands-1-49-cr-order-from-endress-hauser-india-93730/ Thu, 21 May 2026 11:13:31 GMT The nano-cap's second order from a global automation major in quick succession, following Emerson and Honeywell, validates its manufacturing capabilities. The nano-cap's second order from a global automation major in quick succession, following Emerson and Honeywell, validates its manufacturing capabilities.

What’s new

  • Cryogenic OGS receives firm purchase order worth ₹1.49 cr from Endress+Hauser India.
  • This is the second order from a globally reputed counterparty after Emerson and Honeywell.
  • Order equivalent to ~3.7% of FY26 revenue of ₹40.82 cr.

Why it matters

For a nano-cap, winning business from multiple global players builds credibility in the process automation supply chain. While the order value is small, it signals Cryogenic's manufacturing capabilities are being validated by marquee clients, potentially opening doors for repeat and larger contracts.

What we’re watching

  • Whether more global automation majors follow suit with orders.
  • Repeat business from Endress+Hauser and impact on revenue visibility.
  • Any subsequent larger contracts that may arise from this validation.

The full read

Cryogenic OGS, a nano-cap with a ₹277 crore market cap, has secured a ₹1.49 crore purchase order from Endress+Hauser India, a subsidiary of the Swiss automation giant. This follows similar orders from Emerson and Honeywell within a short period, underscoring the company's growing acceptance in the global automation supply chain. At roughly 3.7% of its FY26 revenue of ₹40.82 crore, the order is material for a nano-cap and may lead to repeat business or larger contracts. For a small-cap, such endorsements from top-tier clients are a strong signal of manufacturing quality and reliability.

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