KEC International is starting the week on a strong note. The company has bagged fresh orders worth ₹1,016 crore across its major business verticals, strengthening its presence in India and expanding deeper into the Middle East.
What’s in the New Order Book?
1. Civil Business
KEC’s civil segment continues to grow with two key project wins from existing clients:
- A luxury villa development project in Western India from a reputed real estate developer
- An upstream project in Eastern India from a leading steel producer
These orders help the company broaden its presence in both real estate and the metals & mining sector.
2. Oil & Gas Pipelines
A major milestone—KEC has landed its first-ever order in the Middle East.
This breakthrough opens the door to a large, fast-growing market in the GCC region, especially within oil and gas infrastructure.
3. Transmission & Distribution (T&D)
This vertical remains a steady contributor with:
- Orders for supply of towers, poles, and hardware across the Middle East and the Americas
- A 400 kV transmission line project in the UAE
4. Cables & Conductors
The company will also supply various types of cables and conductors across India and overseas markets.
Management Commentary
Vimal Kejriwal, MD & CEO of KEC International, expressed strong optimism. He highlighted that:
- The civil business is expanding into premium real estate projects
- The metals and mining portfolio has been strengthened
- The Oil & Gas business has officially entered the GCC market
- Year-to-date order intake has crossed ₹17,000 crore, up about 17% from last year
This momentum supports the company’s confidence in meeting its growth targets for the year.
About KEC International
KEC International is a global EPC powerhouse with operations across 110+ countries. Its diverse expertise spans:
- Power Transmission & Distribution
- Civil Infrastructure
- Railways & Transportation
- Renewables
- Oil & Gas Pipelines
- Cables & Conductors
It is part of the RPG Group, one of India’s fastest-growing conglomerates with a turnover of US$ 5.2 billion.
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