India’s infrastructure sector continues to form a foundational pillar of the national economy, spanning engineering, construction, railways, and project development. Below are five prominent infrastructure and construction equities, complete with their most recently disclosed market values and order-book metrics.
Larsen & Toubro (L&T) CMP: Rs. 3,876.20 | Market Cap: Rs. 5.34 Lakh Cr Order Book: Rs. 7.79 Lakh Cr L&T engages in diverse sectors including construction, engineering, infrastructure, and additional business divisions. The sheer size of its order book underscores the massive scale of projects currently in its queue.
RVNL CMP: Rs. 207 | Market Cap: Rs. 43,118 Cr Order Book: Rs. 93,492 Cr Rail Vikas Nigam Limited focuses on transport and railway infrastructure developments. Its portfolio of orders encompasses various assignments tied to railway expansion and complementary infrastructure.
NBCC India CMP: Rs. 82.86 | Market Cap: Rs. 22,288 Cr Order Book: Rs. 1.27 Lakh Cr NBCC India specializes in construction, project management, and redevelopment initiatives. The enterprise reports an order book exceeding Rs. 1.2 lakh crore, which demonstrates an extensive project pipeline.
Cemindia Projects CMP: Rs. 1,259.90 | Market Cap: Rs. 21,647 Cr Order Book: Rs. 31,307 Cr Cemindia Projects is active in the fields of project delivery and infrastructure. The organization’s most recent order-book figures offer insight into undertakings currently underway as well as those lined up for the future.
IRCON International CMP: Rs. 105.95 | Market Cap: Rs. 9,974 Cr Order Book: Rs. 23,366 Cr IRCON International handles highway, railway, and assorted infrastructure assignments both domestically and internationally. The company’s order book highlights continuous project prospects throughout its operational divisions.
Key Data & Disclaimer: Current market price (CMP) and market capitalization statistics reflect values as of September 25, 2026, whereas order-book figures rely on the most recently reported Q1 FY27 figures. Market capitalizations, stock prices, and order books are subject to fluctuation.
