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Alstom Projects up on order hopes

The Alstom Projects stock, which closed at Rs 295.15 on the NSE, is said to be on marketmen's radar because of a number of orders bagged by the group.

Four of these, worth Rs 300 crore-plus, are being mentioned by analysts at present. All pertain to equipment supply and modernisation of power plants. The companies giving the mandates are NTPC, National Aluminium, Tata Power and GEA Energy Systems. Of these, NTPC's is the largest order.

The Rs 10-face valued Alstom Projects counter has seen a 52-week high of Rs 442. On Friday, 1.96 lakh shares were traded.

Nilanjan Dey

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