Water Tech Firm VA Tech Wabag Bags a ‘Large’ Order in Austria; Jumps 4.18%

Mumbai, July 1: Shares of VA Tech Wabag (NSE: WABAG) were trading up Rs 84.00 or 4.18% at Rs 2,093.10 in Wednesday’s session, with an indicative close of Rs 2,082.00, after the Chennai-based water technology company said it has bagged a ‘Large’ order from the City of Vienna for the expansion of the Donauinsel Water Works in Austria. 

WABAG opened at Rs 2,036.00, climbed through the session to an intraday high of Rs 2,140.00, after dipping to a low of Rs 2,026.00 in early trade. The volume-weighted average price (VWAP) for the day stood at Rs 2,080.17, against a previous close of Rs 2,009.10. Check out the intraday chart below. 

Wednesday’s order book on WABAG leans to the sell side, with 72.22% of all orders or 82,765 shares on the offer, while buy-side volume accounts for 27.78% or 31,834 shares. The bid price is set between Rs 2,085.80 and Rs 2,086.20, while the ask comes in between Rs 2,088.00 and Rs 2,088.70. 

Weekly Trend 

WABAG’s weekly chart shows the stock opened the week of June 24 near Rs 2,090.00, touched a weekly high of around Rs 2,100.00 by June 25, then drifted lower through the remainder of the week to a low near Rs 2,000.00 on June 29, before recovering to close at Rs 2,087.00 on June 30. 

Wednesday’s sharp rally has extended that recovery, with the stock climbing well past its recent range and touching an intraday high of Rs 2,140.00, its highest level in the past week, as the Vienna order win lent fresh momentum to the counter.

Wabag Wins Order for Donauinsel Water Works Expansion in Vienna 

VA Tech Wabag (WABAG) said on Wednesday it has been awarded a ‘Large’ order by the City of Vienna’s Municipal Department MA 31, Wiener Wasser, for the expansion of the Donauinsel Water Works in Vienna, Austria, according to a regulatory filing. Under the SEBI classification disclosed by the company, a ‘Large’ international order is one valued between USD 30 million and USD 75 million. 

WABAG will deliver the complete technology package for the new water works, spanning process engineering, electrical engineering, instrumentation and control, and building services. The facility will feature a multi-barrier treatment process, including oxidation, ozonation, advanced oxidation, filtration, activated carbon filtration and UV disinfection, the company said. 

The project forms a central part of the City of Vienna’s “Wiener Wasser 2050” strategy and will have a design capacity of up to 1,000 litres per second, or roughly 86 MLD. It is expected to strengthen the resilience of the city’s drinking water system by adding a groundwater-based supply pillar alongside Vienna’s existing alpine spring water source, treating groundwater from protected well fields to meet rising demand amid population growth and climate-related pressures. Completion and commissioning is scheduled for 2030, followed by acceptance milestones. 

Mahmut Gedek, CEO of WABAG’s Europe Cluster, called the win a landmark project for Vienna’s long-term drinking water supply and a validation of the company’s technological expertise, adding that WABAG was proud to bring its international know-how directly to the city. 

VA Tech Wabag is a Chennai-headquartered, pure-play water technology multinational with more than a century of legacy in the sector. The company designs, builds and operates municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment plants, and has delivered over 1,500 such projects across more than 25 countries, backed by a workforce of over 2,000 water professionals and more than 125 intellectual property rights. WABAG runs research and development centres in Europe and India, and positions itself around the full water value chain, from design and engineering to construction, commissioning and long-term operations, with a strategic emphasis on Europe as a growth market alongside its home base in India. 

Source

• NSE quote data; VA Tech Wabag stock exchange filing dated July 1, 2026