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DEE Development Engineers: Order inflows and execution reflect steady activity in Oil & Gas and Power  [EasyDNNnews:PaidContentStart]

DEE Development Engineers reported continued order activity in November 2025 (December numbers are yet to be released), with traction largely coming from its core industrial segments, Oil & Gas and Power. The company, which operates in high-precision process piping solutions, recorded fresh order inflows of ₹121.42 crore during the month, while executing and delivering ₹106.49 crore worth of orders. 

As of November 30, 2025, the closing Order Book stood at ₹1,332.53 crore, providing visibility for revenues over the coming quarters. The backlog remained concentrated in energy-linked segments. Oil & Gas accounted for `856.19 crore, or 64 per cent of the total order book, while the Power segment contributed ₹468.32 crore, or 35 per cent. Other segments formed the remaining 1 per cent. 

Management linked the order momentum to global demand for specialised engineering solutions and indicated plans to expand capacity and strengthen execution capabilities. Overall, the November update reflects a stable order pipeline, consistent execution, and a concentrated sector mix. 

PTC Industries Receives Order from VSSC for Supply of Double VAR Melted Aerospace-Grade Titanium Ingots 

PTC Industries Limited has secured a significant order from the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), a key unit of ISRO, to process 40 tonnes of Grade 1 Titanium sponge into high-grade Ti-6Al-4V alloy ingots. This contract, to be executed over the next year, utilises a sophisticated Double Vacuum Arc Remelting (Double VAR) process. By remelting the alloy twice under a high vacuum, PTC ensures extreme chemical homogeneity and metallurgical cleanliness, meeting the rigorous purity standards required for mission-critical space and aero-engine applications. 

Manaksia Coated Metals & Industries Successfully Commissions Line Post Strategic Aluminium-Zinc Upgrade 

Manaksia Coated Metals & Industries Limited (NSE: MANAKCOAT) has commissioned a major technology upgrade at its Kutch facility, converting its Continuous Galvanising Line (CGL) from conventional galvanised steel to advanced Aluminium-Zinc (Alu-Zinc) coating technology. The conversion was completed during a planned shutdown, and it signals a clear shift towards higher-value products. Alu-Zinc coated steel typically offers superior corrosion resistance and commands better pricing, which helps the company align its offerings with evolving requirements in Construction, engineering, and other industrial applications. 

Alongside the product upgrade, the modernisation has expanded the CGL’s installed capacity from 132,000 MTPA to 180,000 MTPA—an increase of about 36%. The improvement is driven by higher line speeds and upgraded operating capabilities, enabling MCMIL to meet growing demand in both domestic and export markets for specialised coated steel. The revamped line is also designed to improve productivity and optimise coating costs per metric tonne, supporting competitiveness in segments where quality and efficiency matter. Strategically, this milestone is expected to support stronger EBITDA over the medium term through a richer product mix and higher margins. Better energy efficiency, scalability, and smoother Logistics further enhance long-term value creation. 

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