Kalpataru Projects International Limited (KPIL) has secured new orders and notifications of awards worth approximately ₹3,526 crore across its Transmission & Distribution (T&D), Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC), and Buildings & Factories (B&F) businesses in India. The latest wins have taken the company’s FY27 year-to-date order intake beyond ₹11,000 crore, strengthening its execution pipeline and revenue visibility.
The latest order wins include projects in the domestic T&D segment, along with EPC and residential building projects. The strong contribution from T&D is particularly significant as India continues to expand and modernise its power transmission and distribution infrastructure to accommodate rising electricity demand and the growing integration of renewable generation.
Commenting on the development, Manish Mohnot, Managing Director & CEO of KPIL, said the new wins include significant orders in the domestic T&D market, further strengthening the company’s presence in what remains a high-growth segment.
For KPIL, the latest intake builds on a strong start to FY27. At the end of June 2026, the company had reported an order book of approximately ₹66,607 crore, while year-to-date order inflows stood at ₹7,668 crore at that point.
The continued ordering momentum reflects the broader investment cycle underway across India’s power infrastructure. Expansion of transmission corridors, distribution networks and grid infrastructure is becoming increasingly important as electricity consumption rises and renewable-energy capacity expands across the country.
The T&D opportunity is also becoming more technically demanding. Greater renewable penetration requires transmission systems capable of handling variable generation from solar and wind projects, while new industrial and urban loads are creating additional requirements for substations, transmission lines and associated infrastructure.
KPIL’s presence across multiple EPC segments provides another layer of diversification. Alongside T&D, its Buildings & Factories business allows the company to participate in industrial, commercial and residential construction, while its broader EPC capabilities provide exposure to infrastructure projects across different sectors.
The latest order intake also improves visibility for future execution. A sizeable order book provides EPC companies with a pipeline of projects to be converted into revenue over subsequent quarters, although actual growth will ultimately depend on project execution, mobilisation, margins and timely completion.
The development comes after KPIL maintained a strong ordering trajectory through FY26 as well. The company had reported substantial order inflows during the previous financial year, supported by demand for power infrastructure and construction projects.
KPIL is entering the year with a strengthened project pipeline. The latest ₹3,526-crore addition is particularly relevant for the company’s T&D business, positioning it to participate further in India’s expanding grid-investment cycle.
For the broader EPC and electrical-infrastructure industry, KPIL’s latest wins underline a continuing trend: India’s power-transition investment is increasingly translating into large-scale transmission and distribution opportunities, creating sustained demand for engineering, construction and grid-infrastructure capabilities.
