This week, India Inc has been on an order winning spree. Fresh orders worthRs 12,444.38 crore is in the kitty led by Larsen & Toubro, which secured a ‘large’ EPC order spanning tourism, sports and real estate projects.
Ahluwalia Contracts, SEPC, Patel Engineering, Hindustan Construction Company and MTAR Technologies were also in focus after winning key projects across mining, hydropower, railway tunnelling, nuclear equipment supply and project management consultancy segments, reflecting strong order inflows across infrastructure and core engineering sectors.
L&T wins large EPC orders worth Rs 2,500–5,000 crore across tourism, sports and real estate
Larsen & Toubro won a large EPC order on December 17. The company said in its BSE release that its Buildings & Factories business has secured multiple large engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) orders totalling between Rs 2,500 crore and Rs 5,000 crore. The order span across tourism, sports and real estate projects in India.
The awards include an EPC contract from the Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation for the Advait Lok museum complex at Omkareshwar. Another order is from the Assam government to redevelop the R G Baruah Sports Complex in Guwahati into a FIFA-compliant stadium, and a commission from a leading developer to build luxury high-rise residential towers in Mumbai.
The Larsen & Toubro share price closed in green for the week, up 0.01% at Rs 4,074.20 per share.
SEPC inks Rs 3,300 crore mining project MoU in Madhya Pradesh
SEPC signed MoU with JARPL-AT Consortium to execute the Rampur Batura opencast coal mine project in the Sohagpur area of Shahdol district, Madhya Pradesh, awarded by South Eastern Coalfields. The project worth approximately Rs 3,300 crore.
Under the 10-year engagement, SEPC will supply materials, deploy machinery and manpower, provide project management and consultancy services, and deliver other associated services, marking a significant expansion of the company’s mining sector footprint and strengthening its long-duration order book.
The SEPC share price closed in green for the week, up 13.19% at Rs10.30 per share.
Patel Engineering to invest Rs 1,700 crore to revive Gongri hydropower project
Patel Engineering signed a MoU with the Arunachal Pradesh Government. Under the MoU, the compay will invest Rs 1,700 crore to revive and develop the 144 MW Gongri Hydropower Project near Dirang in West Kameng district. This is the first project reinstated under the state’s new policy for restoring terminated large hydropower projects; the build-own-operate-transfer deal spans a 40-year lease with completion expected in about four years and includes full project lifecycle responsibilities from DPR and design to construction and commissioning, aimed at boosting renewable energy, local infrastructure and socio-economic development in the region.
The Patel Engineering share price closed in green for the week, up 3.14% at Rs 31.17 per share.
HCC bags Rs 901 crore railway tunnel project
Hindustan Construction Company has secured a Rs 901 crore contract from Northeast Frontier Railway for the construction of New Tunnel 28 on the Tupul–Imphal new Broad Gauge railway line, with the project awarded to the HCC-VCCL joint venture in which HCC holds a 65% stake.
The order involves building a 3.5-km main tunnel along with end-to-end design, engineering and commissioning, including ballast-less track, tunnel ventilation, electro-mechanical works, approach roads and allied infrastructure, forming part of India’s railway expansion and modernisation programme.
The HCC share price closed in green for the week, up 3.23% at Rs 18.53 per share.
Ahluwalia Contracts wins Rs 888.38 crore EPC project in Bihar
Ahluwalia Contracts bagged an EPC order for the construction and overall development of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra at Punauradham in Sitamarhi district, believed to be the birthplace of Goddess Sita.
The project is from the Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation worth approximately Rs 888.38 crore. The contract encompasses civil construction and associated works, and is slated for completion within 42 months.
The Ahluwalia Contracts share price closed in green for the week, up 1.78% at Rs 976.25 per share.
MTAR Technologies bags additional Rs 310 crore nuclear order
MTAR Technologies secured an additional Rs 310 crore order from Megha Engineering & Infrastructures for supplying critical equipment to the Kaiga 5 and 6 civil nuclear reactors.
The contract involves the manufacture and staggered delivery of key reactor components, with execution scheduled through February 2030.
The MTAR Technologies share price closed in red for the week, down 0.41% at Rs 2,335.20 per share.
NBCC bags Rs 345 crore work orders from IIT Mandi and Kandla SEZ
NBCC secured work orders totalling approximately Rs 345 crore, including a Rs 332.99 crore project management consultancy assignment from the Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi, for planning, design and development of academic blocks, housing, a student activity centre and sports facilities on the campus, along with a Rs 12.05 crore annual maintenance contract from Kandla SEZ, marking another significant order win for the state-owned construction and project management firm.
The NBCC share price closed in green for the week, up 3.74% at Rs 113.60 per share.
The order inflow stirred investors sentiments and the share price. The steady flow of high-value contracts and MoUs reflects sustained public and private sector spending on infrastructure, urban development and energy transition.