Kalpataru Projects International Secures Orders Worth INR 2,720 Crore
Kalpataru Projects International Ltd. (KPIL) and its subsidiaries have secured new power T&D and B&F orders worth around INR 2,720 crore in India and overseas, taking FY26 order intake to about INR 12,620 crore.
September 12, 2025. By Mrinmoy Dey
These orders include projects from the Power Transmission & Distribution (T&D) business in India and overseas markets and from the Buildings and Factories (B&F) business in India.
Commenting on the development, Manish Mohnot, MD and CEO, KPIL, said, “We are delighted with the strong ordering momentum in our T&D and B&F business. It includes significant orders in the domestic T&D market, which expands our presence in the India T&D business. We are also enthused by the repeat orders from select private real estate developers, which have further strengthened our order book in the B&F business.”
He further added that with these orders, the company’s order intake till date in FY26 has reached about INR 12,620 crores.
KPIL is a specialised EPC company engaged in power transmission and distribution, buildings and factories, water supply and irrigation, railways, oil and gas pipelines, urban mobility (flyovers and metro rail), highways and airports. KPIL is currently executing projects in over 30 countries and has a global footprint in 75 countries.
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