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Data Patterns Secures ₹585.76 Crore Radar Electronics Order

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Data Patterns secures a major ₹585.76 crore order from Bharat Electronics for Radar Electronics, boosting its stock and order book.

Data Patterns (India) has secured a significant order valued at Rs 585.76 crore from M/s. Bharat Electronics for the supply of Radar Electronics. This announcement comes as the stock trades at Rs 4876.00, marking a 3.78% increase.

Key Trading Metrics

  • Current Share Price: Rs 4876.00
  • Day’s Gain: 177.75 points (3.78%)
  • (): Rs 4698.25
  • Day’s : Rs 4739.95
  • Day’s High: Rs 5000.00
  • Day’s Low: Rs 4731.25
  • Shares Traded: 98624
  • Market Capitalisation: Rs 27411.71 crore

The order from Bharat Electronics significantly bolsters Data Patterns’ position as a vertically integrated Defence and Aerospace electronics solutions provider. This recent contract contributes to the company’s robust order book.

Order Book and Shareholder Structure

  • (21-Aug-2026): Rs 5,000.00
  • (27-Jan-2026): Rs 2131.00
  • Last Week High: Rs 5,000.00
  • Last Week Low: Rs 4,465.00
  • Total Order Book (as of July 30, 2026): Rs 2,654 crore (received + negotiated)
  • Subsequent Orders: Rs 771.08 crore (includes Rs 585.76 crore Radar Electronics order)
  • Fresh Orders (not in July 30 book): Rs 25.15 crore

The company’s order book, standing at Rs 2,654 crore as of July 30, 2026, already incorporated Rs 745.93 crore of the recently announced Rs 771.08 crore in subsequent orders under negotiated agreements. This means a net fresh order inflow of Rs 25.15 crore beyond the previously accounted figures.

Ownership Breakdown

  • Holding: 42.41%
  • Holding: 24.48%
  • Non-Institutions Holding: 33.11%

Data Patterns (India) continues to solidify its market presence within the Indian defence sector, driven by strategic contract wins. The latest order underscores its role in indigenous defence product development and its consistent growth trajectory.