Deep Industries surges 4% after landing ₹108 Cr GAIL contractDeep Industries surges 4% after landing ₹108 Cr GAIL contract

Introduction

Leading engineering firms secured a domestic order from GAIL for hiring a compression facility at RT-USAR Plant, valued at INR 108 crore, to be executed in 880 days.

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Share price movement of Deep Industries

On January 28, 2026, Deep Industries Ltd opened at ₹349.95, up 0.47% from its previous close of ₹348.30. The stock reached a high of ₹364.15 (3.60%) and a low of ₹348.90. By 11:37 AM, it traded at ₹360.85, a 3.60% increase, with a market cap of ₹2,309.44 crore.

Deep Industries Secures Order from GAIL

Deep Industries Limited received a Notification of Award from GAIL (India) Limited for hiring a compression facility at the RT-USAR Plant. The contract value is approximately INR 108 crore.

The order will be executed over 880 days. It is awarded by a domestic entity and covers the complete scope of hiring the compression facility at the specified plant.

Stock performance of Deep Industries for Period of 1 week, 6 months, and 1 year

Deep Industries Ltd delivered a -1.20% return over the past week, declined 27.5% in the past 6 months, and fell 29.0% over the past 1 year.

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Shareholding pattern of Deep Industries

Particulars	Dec 2025	Sep 2025	Jun 2025
Promoter	63.50%	63.50%	63.50%
FII	1.70%	2.10%	1.50%
DII	1%	1%	1.20%
Public	33.70%	33.30%	33.90%

About Deep Industries

Deep Industries Ltd (NSE: DEEPINDS), founded in 1991, provides oil and gas field services, including air and gas compression, drilling, workover, dehydration, and integrated project management.

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