Lloyds Enterprises Strengthens Infrastructure Presence with Increased Stake in SISCOL

Lloyds Enterprises Limited (LEL) has taken a significant step towards strengthening its position in India’s infrastructure and engineering sector by signing a definitive agreement to acquire an additional 17.98 percent stake in Steel Infra Solutions Company Limited (SISCOL). Following the completion of the transaction, Lloyds Group’s consolidated holding in SISCOL will rise to approximately 88 percent, including the stake already held through its material subsidiary.

The acquisition reflects Lloyds Enterprises’ long-term strategy of expanding its footprint in value-added steel solutions and infrastructure development. By integrating SISCOL’s advanced structural steel engineering and fabrication capabilities, the company aims to enhance its participation in large-scale industrial, commercial and infrastructure projects across India and international markets.

SISCOL has established itself as one of India’s leading structural steel engineering and fabrication companies. The company offers end-to-end services covering design, engineering, fabrication and erection of complex steel structures. Its expertise enables it to execute technically challenging projects while maintaining high standards of quality, efficiency and timely delivery.

Since 2018, SISCOL has successfully completed 187 fabrication projects across 22 states. Its portfolio spans a wide range of sectors including airports, transportation infrastructure, hospitality developments, industrial facilities and data centres. The company has contributed to several landmark projects such as Delhi Airport Terminal 1, Noida International Airport at Jewar, the Dwarka Convention Centre in New Delhi, the International Hockey Stadium in Rourkela and numerous railway and bridge infrastructure projects.

SISCOL currently operates six manufacturing facilities located in Bhilai, Vadodara and Hyderabad, with a combined production capacity of 100,000 metric tonnes per annum. The company also supports its operations through four design centres and six engineering offices across the country.

The transaction values SISCOL at approximately ₹1,220 crore, while the acquisition consideration is estimated at around ₹1,073 crore. For FY26, SISCOL reported revenue of approximately ₹817 crore, EBITDA of ₹92 crore and profit after tax of ₹44 crore. The company also maintains a strong order book of approximately ₹1,134 crore, providing healthy visibility for future growth.

Industry observers believe the acquisition will further strengthen Lloyds Enterprises’ position in the structural steel segment, particularly as demand for infrastructure, airports, industrial projects and data centres continues to grow across India.