Arfin India’s shares moved higher in Wednesday’s session on December 31, climbing by 2 per cent after the company disclosed a sizeable new contract in the aluminium conductors segment. The gain arrived after Arfin confirmed it had received an order worth INR 321 crore (USD 35.7 million) from Diamond Power Infrastructure, a development that investors viewed as a meaningful boost to the company’s forward revenue outlook.
According to the contract, 11,000 tonnes of aluminium conductors will be supplied over 11 months ( amounting to 1,000 tonnes per month) starting in January 2026 and running through to November 2026. This execution pace implies an estimated monthly billing of around INR 29.20 crore ( USD 3.24 million), excluding GST, providing the company with a steady and predictable revenue stream during the contract period.
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Precisely, the recent order is a continuation of the existing commercial relationship between the two companies. Prior to this agreement, Arfin India had already supplied 1,000 tonnes of conductors to Diamond Power Infrastructure, at a value of INR 29.20 crore (USD 3.52 million). Such repeat orders reflect Arfin India’s delivery capabilities and operational reliability of the company, thus strengthening the company’s ability to accommodate supply commitments in volume.
According to the market veterans, the new order brings brownie points to Arfin India’s order book and improves its visibility in the market for the upcoming financial year. The structured monthly execution and the reaffirmation of ties with a key domestic customer were viewed as positives, particularly in the context of sustained demand in the aluminium conductor space.
With such an impressive production capability, Arfin India’s stock has garnered investors’ interest, which has been a trigger for the enhanced business momentum and a sustainable client base.
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