The contract is for deploying advanced machinery and skilled manpower at one of Tata Steel's key project sites.
To execute the order, Trishakti has made a fresh capital expenditure of Rs 7.85 crore, including taxes, for new machinery. The contract value is over Rs 2.9 crore and will be executed by 3 November 2025. The deal has an initial tenure of 18 months.
With this, the company’s total capex for FY26 rises to Rs 84.5 crore. Trishakti said the move aligns with its focus on building a high-capacity fleet to serve marquee clients in infrastructure and heavy industries.
Trishakti Industries is an infrastructure solutions provider specializing in the hiring of heavy earth-moving equipment. With a strong fleet of advanced machinery, it serves major sectors such as steel, cement, railways, and construction.
On a consolidated basis, net profit of Trishakti Industries declined 36.43% to Rs 0.89 crore while net sales declined 64.24% to Rs 4.08 crore in Q1 June 2025 over Q1 June 2024.