Kernex Microsystems hits 5% upper circuit after JV bags ₹151-crore order

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Kernex Microsystems India shares hit 5 per cent upper circuit on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, at ₹1,106.8 per share on BSE.
At 11:56 AM, Kernex Microsystems share price was trading 4.9 per cent higher at ₹1,105.8 per share. In comparison, the Sensex was 0.33 per cent higher at 81,544.47.
Why were Kernex Microsystems shares rising?
Kernex Microsystems shares were in demand after the KERNEX-KEC consortium received a letter of acceptance (LoA) from West Central Railways, Bhopal.
The consortium is expected to install KAVACH safety systems on railway routes in Madhya Pradesh. The project is valued at ₹151.41 crore (including GST) and has to be executed within 600 days.
"We would like to inform you that the "West Central Railways, Bhopal" has issued a letter of Acceptances (LOA) to KERNEX- KEC consortium for provision of KAVACH (indigenous ATP system) on UHF backbone along with OFC with route diversity in Itarsi (Excluding)-Khandwa(Excluding), Bina (Excluding) Ruthiyai and associated sections of Bhopal Division, West Central Railway," the filing read.
The cumulative KAVACH orders received along with consortium and JV partners from April 1, 2024, to date are 3,136.53 crore.
What is KAVACH?
KAVACH (meaning "armor" or "shield" in Hindi) is an advanced railway safety system developed by India's Research Design and Standards Organisation (RDSO) in collaboration with Indian companies like Medha Servo Drives, Kernex Microsystems, and HBL Power Systems.
About Kernex Microsystems
Kernex Microsystems develops electronic systems for harsh operating environments. The company handles the complete product lifecycle from design and manufacturing to installation and maintenance.
Kernex provides embedded R&D services and electronics manufacturing, helping clients accelerate product development and market entry across various applications.
Kernex provides engineering and manufacturing services to international corporations, focusing on quality control, cost management, and timely delivery. The company works with clients on product development, helping them bring advanced solutions to market faster through its engineering expertise.
Kernex's team of design and systems engineers offers end-to-end services from consulting and planning to developing complete technology solutions.

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Mangal Electrical IPO opens today: GMP up 4%; should you park your money?

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While Mangal Electrical's manufacturing units face underutilised capacity in some areas, the company, according to the brokerage, is focused on increasing production efficiency, improving capacity utilisation, and expanding its geographical footprint to reduce regional dependency. "Additionally, its strategic focus on quality, technological investments, and strong customer relationships provides a solid foundation for continued growth, particularly with the increasing demand in the power infrastructure and renewable energy sectors," said the brokerage in its report. About Mangal Electrical Industries Mangal Electrical Industries Limited specialises in processing transformer components, including transformer laminations, CRGO slit coils, amorphous cores, coil and core assemblies, wound and toroidal cores, and oil-immersed circuit breakers. They also trade CRGO and CRNO coils, as well as amorphous ribbons. 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