KPIL Secures ₹2,471 Crore Orders, Strengthens Growth Momentum Across Key Infrastructure Segments

Kalpataru Projects International Limited has announced fresh order wins worth approximately ₹2,471 crore, marking a strong start to its ongoing financial performance cycle. The orders span across critical infrastructure segments including metro rail, power transmission and distribution, and buildings and factories, reflecting sustained demand in both domestic and international markets.

A key highlight of the announcement is the company securing an underground metro rail project in India through a joint venture. This win further strengthens KPIL’s presence in the urban transportation space, which continues to see increasing investments driven by rapid urbanisation and mobility needs. Alongside this, the company has secured multiple transmission and distribution orders in India as well as overseas markets, reinforcing its global footprint in the power infrastructure sector.

In addition, KPIL has also bagged contracts in the buildings and factories segment within India. This segment continues to benefit from rising industrial activity, private sector investments, and government-led infrastructure push, all of which are contributing to a steady pipeline of opportunities.

Commenting on the development, Managing Director and CEO Manish Mohnot stated that these new order wins significantly strengthen the company’s order book and provide clear visibility for future growth. He highlighted that the metro project enhances KPIL’s positioning in urban infrastructure, while the transmission and buildings orders further diversify its revenue streams.

The company has already secured around ₹22,000 crore worth of orders so far, indicating strong execution momentum and a healthy pipeline. With L1 positions and upcoming bids, KPIL remains confident of meeting its growth targets for FY26.

Operating across sectors such as power transmission, railways, water, oil and gas, and urban mobility, KPIL continues to expand its global presence, with projects spread across more than 30 countries. The latest order wins reaffirm its strong market position and ability to capitalise on evolving infrastructure opportunities.