Delta Galaxy Ltd

A fast-growing infrastructure services contractor that dealer data show tripling revenue in three years with returns on equity above 40%.

UnlistedHigh liquidityConstruction & Infrastructure ServicesISIN InfrastructureHigh growthMicro cap

Indicative price

₹45.00

+0.00 (+0.00%) today

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Market cap

₹99 Cr

2.20 Cr shares

P/E ratio

7.08

Sector average 25

Book value

₹13.64

P/B 3.30

1-year return

-13.04%

52w ₹40 – ₹58

52-week low ₹4052-week high ₹58

Currently 28% of the way through its 52-week range.

Indicative price history

1Y change

-12.31% ₹51₹45

52.750.548.245.943.6Sept 25Nov 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Sept 26

52-week band in this window: ₹44.49₹51.85. Weekly indicative marks, not exchange-traded prices.

Key highlights

  • Dealer data show ~240% three-year revenue growth and ROCE above 40%.
  • P/E near 9 at dealer quotes of ₹44-58.
  • Lots of 1,200 shares.

About Delta Galaxy

Delta Galaxy Ltd is an Indian infrastructure and construction services company whose shares appeared on unlisted-share dealer boards in 2025. Dealer classifications place it in construction and infrastructure, and the valuation data published alongside the quotes show three-year revenue growth of roughly 240%, a price-earnings multiple near 9 and return on capital employed above 40% - the profile of a small project contractor scaling quickly on government and private capex.

The shares are quoted at ₹44-58 in lots of 1,200, implying a market value of about ₹100-130 Cr. Earnings of roughly ₹14 Cr a year on a small equity base explain the high return ratios; net worth is estimated at about ₹27-30 Cr from the reported return on equity.

Public information on the company - registry details, directors, order book and client mix - was not available in the sources used, so this profile is deliberately cautious. Investors should obtain the audited accounts and MCA master data from the dealer before buying.

All financial lines, the share count and the incorporation date are estimates derived from dealer ratios. Line items are reconstructed around reported totals; treat them as approximate.

Where the revenue comes from

  • Civil and infrastructure contracts70%

    Project execution for public and private clients

  • Maintenance and services20%

    Recurring service contracts

  • Trading and other10%

    Material supply and miscellaneous

Products & services

Infrastructure contracting

Civil works and project execution.

Services

Maintenance and operations contracts.

What works

  • Very rapid revenue growth and high return on capital, according to dealer valuation data.
  • Low earnings multiple relative to listed small-cap EPC names.
  • Small ticket size with 1,200-share lots.

What to watch

  • Almost no public disclosure; the profile rests on dealer-published ratios that cannot be independently verified here.
  • Small contractors carry concentration risk on a few projects and clients, and are exposed to payment delays.
  • Illiquid; quotes fell from ₹58 to ₹44 within a year.