As at March 31, the company has built up an order book of $205.2 million. Out of which, orders for maintenance work, which gives better revenue stability, constituted $134.4 million, or around two-thirds of the total. The smaller proportion came from project-based orders, which are typically lumpier in nature.
Over the years, the company has been actively diversifying its customer base, so as to reduce industry-specific risk. It did so via a series of acquisitions.
The company's shares last changed hands at 46 cents, down 4.17% year to date.
