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LCC bought 35.21% of Fiscal 2026 raw materials from Welspun Corp Limited, while its 10 largest suppliers supplied 70.87% of Rs 1,431.492 crore purchases.
LCC’s revenue centre shifted to Gujarat as its share rose to 39.64% in Fiscal 2026 from 10.97% in Fiscal 2024, overtaking Madhya Pradesh.
LCC Projects starts its IPO with 100% of 27.20 crore pre-offer shares held by its promoter group, including 82% held by three promoters.
LCC Projects reclassified supplier-finance payables into borrowings as short-term debt reached Rs 794.368 crore at March 31, 2026, including Rs 406.925 crore in invoice-discounting facilities.
LCC Projects’ two managing directors hold 82% before the Offer, while each may receive up to Rs 24 crore annually from April 2026.
LCC Projects’ FY26 tender win rate declined to 13.53%, with 23 awards worth Rs 3,344.984 crore from 170 bids, excluding GST.
Company’s borrowings reached Rs 860.654 crore at March 31, 2026, up 104.1% in two years, with 92.3% contractually due within one year.
LCC Projects derived 89.34% of Fiscal 2026 revenue from government departments, which also represented 79.07% of its Rs 7,953.181 crore order book.
LCC Projects derived 99.84% of Fiscal 2026 revenue from EPC, while government departments supplied Rs 3,216.617 crore, or 89.34% of operating sales.
Vivek Singhal sold 3 lakh shares at Rs 50 in July 2026 after renounced rights and transfers increased public ownership to 11.49%.
Shakti Polytarp’s SME IPO requires applications above Rs 2 lakh and uses 2,000-share trading lots, while at least 200 prospective allottees are required.
Shakti Polytrap’s net fixed assets rose to Rs 45.71 crore in FY26 after Rs 29.57 crore of additions, more than doubling from FY25.
India’s tarpaulin trade deficit widened in FY26 as exports fell 19.22%, imports rose 26.27%, and China supplied 64.66% of imports.
Shakti Polytarp needs three listed years and six-month liquidity tests, including Rs 10 lakh average daily turnover, before a conditional BSE main-board migration.
Dinotarip’s Ravi and Vivek Singhal held 88.53% of pre-issue equity, while three non-promoter directors joined its six-member board in November 2024.
DINOTARIP plans Rs 20.8818 crore of machinery spending, while its stated IPO-funded shade-net expansion adds 2,000 MTPA, taking installed capacity to 14,900 MTPA.
