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NCC

<span style="font-weight: bold;">Order book: Rs.325.32 billion<br /> Employee strength: 5,503</span><br /> <br /> Over the years, NCC has evolved from being a construction company to a key player in the India growth story through landmark infrastructure projects. The company has a diversified business portfolio spread across nine business verticals: Buildings and housing, roads, water and environment, electrical, irrigation, metals, power, mining, and railways. With exposure to BOT, realty and international infrastructure projects, it has managed to create its own niche. Positives about the company include a robust brand identity, strong management bandwidth, quality and timely execution, diversified business portfolio and a pan-India presence. Further, its impressive order book of Rs 325 billion provides revenue visibility for the next few years and the order flow is expected to only increase going ahead, owing to opportunities available in Andhra Pradesh. In FY2018, the company managed to reduce its borrowing to Rs 13 billion from the earlier level of Rs 15.77 billion and posted a top-line of Rs 83.90 billion (FY2017: Rs 78.927 billion) and bottom-line of Rs 2.86 billion (FY2017: Rs 2.25 billion).

<span style="font-weight: bold;">Order book: Rs.325.32 billion<br /> Employee strength: 5,503</span><br /> <br /> Over the years, NCC has evolved from being a construction company to a key player in the India growth story through landmark infrastructure projects. The company has a diversified business portfolio spread across nine business verticals: Buildings and housing, roads, water and environment, electrical, irrigation, metals, power, mining, and railways. With exposure to BOT, realty and international infrastructure projects, it has managed to create its own niche. Positives about the company include a robust brand identity, strong management bandwidth, quality and timely execution, diversified business portfolio and a pan-India presence. Further, its impressive order book of Rs 325 billion provides revenue visibility for the next few years and the order flow is expected to only increase going ahead, owing to opportunities available in Andhra Pradesh. In FY2018, the company managed to reduce its borrowing to Rs 13 billion from the earlier level of Rs 15.77 billion and posted a top-line of Rs 83.90 billion (FY2017: Rs 78.927 billion) and bottom-line of Rs 2.86 billion (FY2017: Rs 2.25 billion).

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