L&T Secures Multi-State Orders Strengthening Industrial and EPC Capabilities

L&T has secured multiple new orders across India through its Buildings and Factories business, reinforcing its strong execution capabilities and expanding its industrial project portfolio.  The latest wins span key states and reflect sustained demand for large-scale manufacturing and infrastructure development.

In Gujarat, the company has been awarded a contract for the construction of a float glass manufacturing plant. The scope of work includes design and execution of civil structures, structural steel, mechanical systems, electrical works, plumbing and external development. This project further strengthens L&T’s presence in specialized industrial segments such as glass manufacturing facilities.

In Andhra Pradesh, L&T has secured another major order from a leading two-wheeler manufacturer for developing a state-of-the-art production facility. The scope includes civil, structural and architectural works, highlighting the growing need for advanced infrastructure to support India’s expanding automotive sector.

The company has also received multiple add-on orders across its ongoing projects. These repeat orders underline strong client confidence and demonstrate L&T’s consistent ability to deliver complex projects with efficiency and quality. Such additions also ensure steady business momentum and strengthen the overall order book.

Over the years, L&T’s Buildings and Factories division has built strong domain expertise in executing EPC projects across diverse sectors. Its portfolio includes hospitals, airports, data centres, residential and commercial developments, along with industrial facilities such as automobile plants, renewable energy units, chemical and paint plants, glass manufacturing units and food processing infrastructure.

With these new orders, L&T continues to strengthen its footprint in India’s industrial infrastructure space, aligning with the country’s push towards manufacturing growth and large-scale infrastructure expansion.