The order book for India Inc has been buzzing, and this week several large cap companies added new orders to their kitty. From multi-crore defence exports and clean energy mandates to international transmission line projects, firms across sectors strengthened their order win charts, and the total order value is nearly Rs 5,000 crores.
L&T: To make armoured vehicle for Indian Army
Infrastructure major, L&T bags key Indian Army deal. The company, along with BAE Systems will supply the BvS10 Sindhu, a specialised all-terrain armoured vehicle, to the Indian Army.
The BvS10 Sindhu is an upgraded variant of the BvS10 platform. It is designed for high-altitude, desert, marshland, and amphibious operations.
Under the deal, L&T will manufacture the vehicle in Hazira, with technical and design support from BAE Systems Hägglunds. The contract also includes an integrated logistics support package for deployment, maintenance, and life-cycle sustainment.
The L&T share price closed in the green for the week, up 0.71% in 7 days at Rs 4,023.50 per share.
HAL: To develop advanced helicopter sensor tech
HAL signed a tech pact with the German conglomerate Hensoldt AG for sensors and guidance systems.
The defence PSU said the partnership will enhance the indigenous ecosystem for developing technology for obstacle collision avoidance systems in India.
The HAL share price closed in the red for the week, down 2.83% in 7 days at Rs 4,595 per share.
Transrail Lighting: Bags Rs 548 crore order
Onto the EPC sector now – Transrail Lighting bagged Rs 548 crore. The order also includes a major international transmission line EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) project in a country of the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region. With the latest order, the company’s cumulative order inflows in FY26 crossed the Rs 4,200-crore mark.
The share price of Transrail Lighting closed in the green for the week, up 0.22% in 7 days at Rs 647.30
HG Infra: 2 order wins worth nearly Rs 1,700 crore
HG Infra Engineering has bagged two orders this week. One from DLF Cyber City Developers and another one from Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation in a joint venture with Kalpataru Projects International.
On Wednesday, HG Infra secured Rs 274.11 crore DLF order. This is an order for developing the access road network at DLF Downtown, Phase 2, Sector 25A, Gurugram, a part of DLF Cyber City Developers.
The project involves constructing full access roads for the township and carries a completion timeline of 548 days.
HG Infra got a second order on Friday, November 21. It is a joint venture with Kalpataru Projects International as the lowest bidder for Rs 1,415 crore Maharashtra Metro Rail contract. The project is to design and construct a 20.527-km elevated metro viaduct for the Thane Integral Ring Metro Project. It includes a depot approach viaduct and three special spans. The execution period is within 36 months.
The HG Infra share price closed in the red for the week, down 3.62% in 7 days at Rs 863 per share.
Inox Wind: Signs MoU with KP for 2.5 GW project
In a boost to the renewable energy sector, Inox Wind and KP Energy signed MoU to jointly develop 2.5 GW of wind and hybrid wind-solar projects across multiple states in India on November 19.
Under the partnership, Inox Wind and its subsidiaries will provide wind turbine generators and associated equipment to KP Energy. Inox will also provide engineering support and oversee pre-commissioning, commissioning, and the operation and maintenance of the wind turbine generators for KP Energy.
The Inox Wind share price closed in the red for the week, down 7.45% in 7 days at Rs 137.80 per share.
Solar Industries India: Bags Rs 1,400 crore defence export orders
Onto the Solar Industries India defence orders – The company secured export orders worth Rs 1,400 crore for supplying defence products to overseas customers on Tuesday, November 18. The orders have been awarded to the company and its subsidiary by international clients and will be completed over the next four years.
The share price of Solar Industries has declined nearly a percent in 1 week at Rs 13,763 per share.
KEC International: Bags orders worth Rs 1,016 crore
Next in line are the multiple orders won by KEC, the global infrastructure EPC company from the RPG Group. The company has secured orders worth Rs 1,016 crore across various businesses.
In the Buildings & Factories (B&F) segment, the company received orders from existing clients, and in the Oil & Gas segment, KEC secured its first order in the Middle East.
The Transmission & Distribution (T&D) business won fresh and extension orders for the supply of towers, hardware, and poles in the Middle East and the Americas, as well as 400 kV transmission lines in the UAE.
The cables and conductors business received orders for the supply of various types of cables and conductors in India and overseas markets.
The KEC International share price closed in the red for the week, down 0.21% in 7 days at Rs 699.20
These order wins across strategic sectors like defence, clean energy and infrastructure indicate growing leadership of Indian companies in these areas. These orders also improve the revenue visibility of the companies for the subsequent quarters, and all eyes are now on the pace of execution. They also play a key role in boosting investor confidence and boost the margins.