Price History
KEC International has achieved a new high with a revenue of INR 15,883 crore in FY26, marking a 24% year-on-year growth. The company's order book now stands above INR 25,000 crore, and the pipeline includes potential projects worth INR 70,000 crore across various segments.
Anand James from Geojit suggests three stocks for trading: KEC International, JK Tyre, and Railtel. He believes KEC International is showing signs of a base formation and has set a buy target at ₹540, with a stop loss at ₹489.
KEC International Ltd successfully repaid a ₹100 crore Commercial Paper on May 25, 2026, adhering to SEBI regulations, as previously announced by the company.
KEC International anticipates significant growth in EPC and Transmission & Distribution sectors in West Asia following the war, focusing on renewable, oil, and gas projects. The company plans to invest INR 400 crore by FY27 to expand its cable, civil, and T&D businesses, aiming for a revenue increase of 10-15% over this period.
Nomura has lowered its stance on KEC to Neutral, predicting a target price of ₹507, due to concerns over Q4 performance and outlook for FY26. Despite this, KEC anticipates a 12-15% revenue growth in FY27, boasts a robust ₹1.8T order pipeline, and continues to offer attractive valuations.
KEC International's shares have dropped by 10% in just two days, with CEO Vimal Kejriwal addressing potential effects from the ongoing West Asia conflict on their business operations.
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KEC International's rating has been lowered from 'Buy' to 'ADD' by Emkay, with a new target price of ₹600. This suggests a potential increase of 22.4%, marking a decrease from the previous target of ₹875.
Despite the recent dip, analysts remain positive about KEC International's future, predicting potential gains of up to 43%. The company continues to be viewed as a promising investment opportunity.
Motilal Oswal maintains a positive outlook for KEC International, adjusting the price target to ₹630, down from earlier forecasts of ₹750. The brokerage firm still recommends buying shares in the company.
HDFC Securities has revised its recommendations for Q4 FY26 results, downgrading Amber Enterprises to 'Reduce', maintaining 'Sell' for Deepak Nitrite, upgrading KEC International to 'Add', and assigning 'Buy' to Symphony amid mixed outlooks for the companies.
Elara Capital maintains a positive stance towards KEC International, increasing its target price to ₹700 and urging investors to consider buying shares in the company. Elara Capital remains optimistic about KEC International's future prospects.
KEC International struggles with disappointing Q4FY26 results, and the management anticipates hurdles in Q1 and Q2 of FY27, as suggested during their recent conference call.
KEC International's rating has been lowered by Emkay from 'Buy' to 'ADD', indicating a cautious approach. The new price target is set at ₹600, suggesting a potential increase of 22.4%, marking a significant decrease from the previous target of ₹875.
KEC International is experiencing growth in its Transmission and Distribution (T&D) sector, driven by increasing global power demand. Notably, the company has secured significant tower orders from Mexico and the US, and is currently working on five High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) projects.
KEC International is grappling with a labor shortage of around 15,000 workers in the civil segment, requiring an additional workforce of 30,000. The company aims to secure a massive order intake of approximately ₹30,000 crore by FY27, with Transmission and Distribution (T&D) projects making up 60%. KEC is focusing on West Asia, where they have identified a potential tender pipeline worth ₹30,000 crore.
KEC International has agreed to merge KEC Spur Infra Pvt Ltd, a move aimed at streamlining operations and enhancing efficiency without altering shareholdings. This merger aims to unlock synergies and improve overall execution.
Hind Rectifiers, Amber, Symphony, KEC, and Cochin Shipyard saw significant drops in their stocks following the release of Q4 results, with losses ranging from 5% to 15%. VIP Industries also experienced a drop due to weak financial performance.
KEC International's shares experienced a 8.9% decline to reach Rs 500, following a 28.1% drop in Q4 profit compared to the previous year. However, for FY26, the company reported a 6.1% growth in profit, a record order intake, and announced a dividend of Rs 5.5.
KEC International's share price dropped by 6%, closing at Rs 513.4, significantly underperforming the BSE Capital Goods index. This decline marks a 30.3% drop in the last year, indicating ongoing weakness in the company's performance compared to its sector peers.
KEC International proposes a dividend of ₹5.50 per share, signaling a return to its investors.
KEC International reported a net profit of INR 605.6 crore for FY26 on revenue of INR 23,505.5 crore. The board has proposed a dividend of INR 5.50 per share, subject to AGM approval and payment within 30 days following the meeting.
KEC International's Q4 profits dropped by 28% compared to the same quarter last year, with further financial details like revenue and margins disclosed. The company's performance indicates a potential challenge in their recent operations.
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KEC International saw a 2.5% increase in its share price today, following the announcement of new orders totaling approximately INR 1,002 crore. This development marks a significant boost for the company's prospects.
KEC International has secured new orders worth INR 1,002 crore in various sectors like Transmission & Distribution (T&D), renewable energy, and transportation. Notable projects include a 500 kV HVDC line, a 100 MW wind power project, and ABS orders, expanding their presence in the Indian T&D and renewable energy market.
KEC International has announced that Raman Kapil will take over as the President of the Civil division starting April 27, 2026, with Nagesh Veeturi retiring from his role as Executive Director - Civil on May 31, 2026.
Notable increase in trading volumes for Apollo Tyres, Honasa Consumer, KPR Mill, HCL Technologies, and KEC International, indicating heightened investor interest in these companies today.
Key stocks to monitor today are Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), GM Breweries, NTPC, Bosch, NHPC, and KEC, with potential news from each company due to pending updates or recent developments.
KEC International has provided a ₹310-crore guarantee, securing commitments within their group for the Al Sharif Group unit. This move ties KEC Limited's obligations into the agreement.
NTPC has increased its capacity to 89,128 MW and signed a nuclear agreement with EDF, marking an expansion in power generation. Separately, KEC International has secured orders worth approximately INR 2,518 crore. Lupin and Zydus have received USFDA approval for their diabetes drugs, while Bosch is planning to acquire Bosch Chassis Systems India to bolster its mobility solutions.
KEC International experienced an 8% jump in shares, following a series of ₹2,518 crore orders across various sectors, generating optimism among investors. Conversely, Axis Securities anticipates no growth in Q4FY26 revenue and a potential decrease in profits due to mounting margin concerns.
KEC International has provided a SAR 125 million guarantee for one of its subsidiaries' bank facilities, without any direct involvement from the promoters. While this move could potentially incur a contingent liability, it currently doesn't affect the parent company's standing.
KEC International has secured new orders worth INR 2,518 crore, expanding its presence across various sectors like civil, transportation, and T&D. Notably, they've landed their largest-ever real estate order in the civil segment, while the T&D division is growing globally with projects in Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
KEC International, HBL Engineering, and Kernex Microsystems have experienced a surge in focus due to their involvement in Kavach updates. Notably, HBL has secured significant orders worth ₹1,375.4Cr, while Kernex is partnering with BHEL for advanced signaling solutions.
KEC International is set to repay a sum of INR 150 crore from its Commercial Paper by March 2026, adhering to SEBI regulations and ensuring complete payment of the outstanding amount.