Afcons Infrastructure Rises After ₹576 Crore Order Win; SEBI Analyst Flags Breakout Potential Above ₹480

The company bagged a ₹576 crore civil and allied works order, boosting sentiment in the stock as it tests key resistance levels.
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Deepti Sri·Stocktwits
Updated Mar 05, 2026   |   2:29 PM EST
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Shares of Afcons Infrastructure rose 1.3% on Friday after the civil construction and infrastructure company announced it had secured an order worth ₹576 crore for civil and allied infrastructure works.

Technical Watch

SEBI-registered analyst Prabhat Mittal said the stock has been gradually recovering after an early-year correction. It had surged to ₹570 on its January 2025 listing day before declining to ₹398 in March, where it found consistent support between ₹390 and ₹398.

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He noted that the ₹474 level had acted as a significant resistance zone in recent months, but the stock has now crossed this hurdle following the new order announcement, indicating improving technical strength.

Trading Call 

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Mittal said a confirmed close above ₹480 would signal a strong breakout, opening the path for potential upside toward ₹550–₹575. He recommended maintaining a strict stop loss below ₹434 to limit risk.

He added that holding above the ₹474–₹480 range would reinforce bullish momentum and could trigger further gains in the near term if volume support continues.

What Is The Retail Mood?

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On Stocktwits, retail sentiment was ‘extremely bullish’ amid ‘extremely high’ message volume.

Afcon’s stock has declined 13% so far in 2025.

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