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Shayona Engineering lands its largest order since January IPO

The ₹1.67 crore contract for engineering components represents 4.1% of annual revenue and signals a step up in deal size for the nano-cap firm.

2 earlier stories on Shayona Engineering Ltd.
Mkt cap₹52.55 cr
P/E21.72×
ROE24.42%
Debt / eq.1.41
₹1.67 cr Value of the new domestic supply order.

What's new

  • Shayona Engineering secured a ₹1.67 crore order for engineering components.
  • The contract is the company's largest since its January IPO.
  • Management expects to complete the supply by June 1.

Why this matters

For a company with a ₹53 crore market cap, this order is material. It marks a clear shift in scale compared to the ₹60 lakh and ₹27 lakh contracts reported previously.

What we're watching

  • Whether the company can maintain this order size in future wins.
  • The impact of this short-cycle order on Q1 revenue.
  • Any further details on the undisclosed domestic customer.

The full read

Shayona Engineering just landed a ₹1.67 crore order for engineering components from a domestic customer. It is the largest contract the firm has disclosed since its January IPO.

This win is material.

Representing 4.1% of its ₹40.31 crore annual revenue and 3.2% of its ₹53 crore market capitalization, the deal marks a clear step up from the ₹60 lakh and ₹27 lakh contracts the company previously reported. With an execution deadline of June 1, the project is a short-cycle win that provides immediate revenue visibility for the nano-cap manufacturer. While the customer remains undisclosed, the win validates the company's post-IPO business momentum, leaving the open question of whether Shayona can sustain this larger order size in its pipeline.

Questions answered

How significant is this order relative to the company's size?
The ₹1.67 crore order accounts for roughly 4.1% of Shayona's annual revenue of ₹40.31 crore and 3.2% of its ₹53 crore market capitalization.
When must the order be completed?
The company is required to execute the order on or before June 1, indicating a very short delivery cycle.
How does this compare to previous orders?
This is the company's largest disclosed order since its IPO, significantly outpacing previous contracts of ₹60 lakh and ₹27 lakh.
Who is the customer?
The customer is a domestic entity, but the company has not disclosed its name.
Mentioned: Shayona Engineering · ₹1.67 cr order · June 1 deadline
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