Cash Ur Drive Marketing: Stock in focus after it wins contract for 200 EV charging stationsCash Ur Drive Marketing: Stock in focus after it wins contract for 200 EV charging stations

Introduction

Leading transit and advertising firm has secured a government contract to set up 200 EV charging stations with advertising rights in Delhi, supporting sustainable mobility and integrating modern urban infrastructure over a ten-year period.

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Share price movement of Cash Ur Drive

On September 4, 2025, Cash Ur Drive Marketing Limited opened at ₹145.00, down 1.96% from its previous close of ₹147.90. The stock reached a high of ₹147.75 and a low of ₹145.00. By 1:31 PM, it traded at ₹145.00, with a market cap of ₹255.86 crore.

Cash Ur Drive Wins 200 EV Stations Contract

Cash Ur Drive Marketing Limited has been awarded a contract by HLL Infra Tech Services Limited (HITES) to set up 200 EV charging stations in Delhi. The project also includes an e-bike, e-cycle, and cycle-sharing system.

The contract includes two advertising unipoles with a total display area of 128 sq. ft. The project will run for ten years, supporting India’s EV ecosystem and integrating sustainable mobility with outdoor advertising opportunities.

Stock performance of Cash Ur Drive for Period of 1 week

Cash Ur Drive Marketing Limited delivered a -2.41% return over the past week.

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About Cash Ur Drive

Cash Ur Drive Marketing Limited (NSE-SME: CUDML) is an outdoor advertising company offering transit media, billboards, digital walls, print, and digital services, specializing in vehicle wrap advertising across urban and semi-urban markets in India.

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