Rs 13,188 crore order book: Civil construction company receives order of Rs 537 crore from TenX Realty Ltd

Capacit’e Infraprojects Limited, a prominent civil Construction firm, has secured a Letter of Intent (LOI) valued at approximately Rs 537 crore (excluding GST) from TenX Realty Limited, a subsidiary of Raymond Limited. The contract encompasses the construction of Towers F, G and NTA, along with a retail building, for the "Address by GS-3" and "Invictus-2" projects located in Thane (West). This repeat order from Raymond’s realty division underscores a robust ongoing partnership and reflects Capacit’e’s established track record in high-quality project execution and timely delivery. By securing this significant mandate, the company continues to expand its premium construction portfolio while reinforcing its expertise in managing large-scale residential and commercial developments in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

About the Company

Capacit'e Infraprojects Limited (Capacit'e/the Company) has etched a name for itself as a quality contractor in the building space. Today, it is working with almost all major Real Estate developers in the country. Capacit'e has been rapidly emerging as a marquee contractor in the building space with good repute. The Company’s sharp focus on the single segment of buildings, with an emphasis on technology, a robust asset base and the promoters’ rich experience in the EPC space have enabled it to scale up quickly in the building space and become a well-respected player.

Capacit'e provides end-to-end construction services for High Rise and Super High-Rise Buildings, Townships, Mass Housing, etc. in the residential space, Office Complexes, IT & ITES Parks in the commercial space and Hospitality, Healthcare Facilities, Industrial Buildings, MLCPs in the institutional space..

As of December 2025, an Ace Investor, Mukul Agrawal, owns a 6.09 per cent stake in the company and its Order Book stands at Rs 13,188 crore. The stock is up 25 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 207.20 per share.

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