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H.G. Infra wins ₹114.53 cr annual contract for Jharkhand power project

The company landed a 35-year transmission project from REC Power Development, shifting toward long-term recurring revenue.


Mkt cap₹3,946 cr
P/E10.06×
ROE17.14%
Debt / eq.1.39
Div yld0.34%
₹114.53 cr / year Annual transmission charges for the 35-year concession.

What's new

  • H.G. Infra won a BOOT contract for an interstate transmission system in Jharkhand.
  • The project carries a 35-year concession period with a 30-month construction timeline.
  • Annual revenue from the project is set at ₹114.53 cr.

Why this matters

This win provides H.G. Infra with long-term revenue visibility and diversifies its income beyond its core road construction business. The recurring nature of these charges over three decades offers a stable cash flow profile rare for an infrastructure contractor.

What we're watching

  • Execution progress over the 30-month construction window.
  • Whether the company pursues further power transmission projects to build scale.
  • Impact of this project on the company's debt and capital allocation.

The full read

H.G. Infra Engineering has secured a 35-year build-own-operate-transfer contract from REC Power Development and Consultancy. The project involves developing an interstate transmission system in Jharkhand under the WR-ER Inter Regional Network Expansion Scheme. It brings in ₹114.53 crore in annual transmission charges, which amounts to roughly 2.95% of the company's current market capitalization. The firm has 30 months to complete the construction phase. This win is a departure from the company's traditional focus on road construction. By locking in recurring income for over three decades, H.G. Infra is diversifying its revenue base and adding stability to its order book. It is a material shift in business mix for a small-cap player, trading project-based volatility for long-term cash flow.

Questions answered

What is the scope of the project won by H.G. Infra?
The company will build, own, operate, and transfer an interstate transmission system in Jharkhand under the WR-ER Inter Regional Network Expansion Scheme.
How long is the concession period for this contract?
The project is a 35-year concession, providing long-term revenue visibility.
What is the construction timeline for the transmission system?
The company must complete the project within 30 months.
How significant is this order relative to the company's size?
The annual charges of ₹114.53 crore represent approximately 2.95% of the company's market capitalization.
Mentioned: H.G. Infra Engineering · REC Power Development and Consultancy
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