HBL Engineering Share Price Analyzed
HBL Engineering, a company that makes batteries, saw its stock price jump on December 18th. The stock went up 8.28% to reach ₹826 per share. This increase is partly because the company announced they received a big order for 2,200 Loco TCAS units.
Key Points
- Stock rose 8.28% to ₹826 due to a significant order.
- Company secured 2,200 Loco TCAS units – a key contract.
- 75.4% of ordered units delivered, 541 units were cancelled.
- Total tender volume expected: 18,429 units within a year.
- Company anticipates a new tender for the remaining 7,000 units.
- Stock is 26.38% below its 52-week high, presenting opportunity.
The company delivered 1,659 of these units by December 13, 2025 – that’s 75.4% of the order. The other 541 units were cancelled because they couldn’t be delivered on time. This means HBL finished delivering 1,659 units.
Overall, HBL received a total of 10,000 units for 2024. It’s estimated that other suppliers delivered around 3,000 units. The remaining 7,000 units weren’t delivered, and are now canceled. They plan to put these 7,000 units up for a new order.
HBL Engineering estimates they need to supply a total of 18,429 units in the next year. This was a surprise for the company, who informed the stock exchanges about the initial order. They’ve already floated three more tenders for 11,429 units, which could be finished by March 31, 2026.
“Significant demand forecasts suggest strong growth potential for HBL Engineering’s battery solutions.”



