By BullScreen Editorial Team 
Seven Indian companies have come under investor focus after announcing new work orders totaling nearly ₹83 crore between March 20 and March 23, 2026. These contracts, spanning sectors such as renewable energy, infrastructure, oil and gas, and IT services, are expected to support revenue growth and improve business visibility in the coming quarters.
Solarium Green Energy Limited, with a market capitalization of ₹317.22 crore, secured two major purchase orders worth a combined ₹22.50 crore. The first order, valued at ₹14.10 crore, involves supplying BIS-certified 715/720 Wp Topcon N-type bifacial dual glass solar panels for grid-connected projects in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh. An initial delivery of 10 MW is expected within seven days of confirmation. The second order, for ₹8.40 crore, covers 715/720 Wp Topcon half-cut 132 cell solar panels for projects in Puducherry, with delivery scheduled by mid-May 2026. These orders reinforce the company’s footprint in the Indian solar energy market.
DMR Engineering Limited, focused on hydroelectric and infrastructure consultancy, received a domestic work order from Him Urja Private Limited worth ₹1.25 crore for the 24 MW Sainachatti Kuthnaur Hydroelectric Project in Uttarakhand. The two-year contract also includes optional services worth ₹40 lakh.
Arabian Petroleum Limited was awarded a three-year rate contract by ONGC valued at ₹14.55 crore to supply lube oil and grease, starting April 2026. Chiraharit Limited secured a ₹1.56 crore order from Newzone India Private Limited for electromechanical works on a potable water system project in Madhya Pradesh.
Monarch Surveyors and Engineering Consultants Limited received a ₹2.87 crore work order from NHAI to provide consultancy services for a 6-lane road project in Haryana, covering a 33 km stretch including the Farrukhnagar Bypass.
Magellanic Cloud Limited’s step-down subsidiary, Motivity Labs Inc. (USA), won international contracts worth approximately USD 4.7 million (around ₹39 crore) for data engineering, analytics, and IT infrastructure support, enhancing the company’s global presence.
NIS Management Limited, through its subsidiary, secured a ₹56.01 lakh order from West Bengal Electronics Industry Development Corporation for restoration of CCTV cameras and related infrastructure in New Town, Kolkata.
Investors typically track such work orders closely as they signal rising demand and business momentum. The latest inflows across renewable energy, infrastructure, petroleum, IT, and facility management indicate broad-based growth opportunities for the companies involved, while also providing clarity on revenue visibility for the near term.