John Cockerill India is trading at RS 4539.75, up by 159.00 points or 3.63% from its previous close of RS 4380.75 on the BSE.

The stock opened at RS 4448.00 and recorded a high of RS 4579.90 and a low of RS 4448.00 during the session. A total of 5138 shares have been traded so far.

A BSE group 'B' stock with a face value of RS 10, it has touched a 52-week high of RS 6300.00 on September 25, 2024, and a 52-week low of RS 2383.00 on February 17, 2025. Over the past week, the scrip’s high and low stood at RS 4579.90 and RS 4350.00 respectively. The company’s current market capitalization is RS 2246.73 crore.

Promoters hold 75.00% of the shares, while institutions and non-institutions hold 0.02% and 24.98% respectively.

The stock rose after John Cockerill India secured an order worth around RS 80 crore from Tata Steel. The contract covers engineering, design, manufacturing, and supply of equipment for a push-pull pickling line and an acid regeneration plant to be installed at Tata Steel’s Jamshedpur (Tinplate Division) in Jharkhand, along with supervision of erection and commissioning.

John Cockerill India specializes in customized design, engineering, manufacturing, and installation of components for Cold Rolling Mill Complexes, Galvanising Lines, Colour Coating Lines, Tension Levelling Lines, Skin Pass Mills, Acid Regeneration Plants, Wet Flux Lines, and Pickling Lines for ferrous and non-ferrous industries worldwide.