Rajesh Power shares: Up 12% in one month! Will rally continue as order book expands 35% after ₹1629 crore mega order?

Rajesh Power Systems shares have risen about 12% over the past month, with the rally tied to a reported ₹1,629 crore mega order that the company says will expand its order book by roughly 35%. The transmission channel here is company-specific earnings visibility rather than macro: a large contract increases forward revenue coverage, which tends to compress the risk premium investors demand on a small-cap industrial stock and can attract momentum-driven flows. Exposure is concentrated in the company's own shares and in the broader Indian power-equipment and capital-goods names that trade on the same order-inflow narrative, where sentiment can spill over quickly. Traders will want to see the execution timeline, margin profile, and any working-capital requirements disclosed with the order, since these determine whether the headline growth translates into cash earnings. The next concrete checkpoint is the company's upcoming quarterly results, where realised revenue and order-book conversion will show whether the expansion is being delivered.

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