| Company▼ | Orders won▼ | Annual sales▼ | Orders ÷ sales▲ | Orders ÷ m.cap▼ | Market cap▼ | Orders▼ | Latest▼ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Logistics
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₹35.0 cr | — | not verified | 0.12× | ₹288 cr | 1 | 12 Jun |
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Logistics
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₹31.0 cr | — | not verified | 0.29× | ₹107 cr | 1 | 17 Jun |
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Logistics
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₹535 cr | — | not verified | 0.86× | ₹620 cr | 1 | 1 Sep |
How to read this. "Orders won" is the total value of order wins the company disclosed to BSE in the period — it is order inflow, not a stated closing order book, and the two are different. "Annual sales" is the company's own reported revenue from operations for its last full financial year, taken from its results filing. A ratio appears only where that revenue figure passed verification; where it did not, the cell reads not verified rather than showing a number we are unsure of — and where a company's revenue is too small for the comparison to mean anything, it says so rather than printing a large multiple off a near-zero base. "Orders ÷ m.cap" sets the same order inflow against the company's market value, which is available for far more companies than a verified sales figure. Orders in foreign currency, withdrawn orders, and companies whose scrip identity does not match the exchange's own record are excluded entirely.
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