Under small cap stock 50: Hazur Multi Projects Limited (HMPL) announced on Friday 21 February that the firm has ordered Venkatesh Infra Projects Private Private to ordered a 102.10 crore. According to an exchange filing, to build structural steel for Versova Bandra Sea Link Project in Mumbai.
Share of Hazur Bahu Projects On Monday, February 24, meditation will be done.
“We are happy to say that the work order has been honored to M/S Hazoor Multi Projects Limited, received Venkatesh Infra Projects Private Private. In BSE filing, the company said that reinforcement steel cutting, bending, fixing according to technical drawing, fixing according to technical drawing and building structural steel for bridge construction, “said the company in BSE filing.
As Order book updateThe project will be executed within six months from now. The project includes reinforced steel cuttings, bending and fixing according to the data.
Earlier this year, on 27 January, Hazur Multi Projects also announced that the company is expanding in a new business venture, Green energy business And according to the official data release, Maharashtra’s first solar part is planned.
Hazur Multi Projects Share Price
Hazur Bahu Project Share 1.81 percent more closed 42.70 after Friday’s stock market session Around 41.94 of the previous market. The company announced the order book update on 21 February after market operating hours.
Hazur multi projects shares have given Stock market Investors in the last five years about 26,600 percent returns. However, the shares have decreased by 1.36 percent over the last one year period. The stocks are trading 20 percent less in 2025 based on a year-on-year-Tarikh (YTD).
Company shares hit their 52-week high levels On September 12, 2024, 63.90, while the 52-week level was a low level 28.41 March 28, 2024, according to data collected from the BSE website. After Friday’s market closure, the firm’s market was capitalized 886.03 crore.
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