Kalpataru Projects International Limited (KPIL), a leading EPC company in the power transmission and distribution (T&D) sector, has announced new orders worth approximately ₹4,439 crore. These contracts, awarded to KPIL and its subsidiaries, span domestic and international markets, further strengthening the company’s position in the global T&D segment.
The new projects include a big 400 kV transmission line with substations in Africa, several transmission line projects across India, and a substation project in Sweden. These changes show that KPIL is getting better at handling complicated power infrastructure projects in a variety of locations.
Commenting on the Orders
Manish Mohnot, MD & CEO of KPIL, said, “We are pleased to announce significant order wins from marquee clients within the rapidly expanding Power T&D sector. As a vital pillar of the global energy transition, the T&D business allows us to leverage our market-leading position and integrated capabilities to deliver world-class EPC solutions.”
He added, “With these wins, we have surpassed our annual order intake target of ₹26,000 crore. Notably, our T&D and Buildings & Factories (B&F) businesses account for nearly 50% and 40% of FY26 year-to-date inflows, respectively, underscoring the strong growth momentum in our major businesses.”
Strengthening India’s and Global Infrastructure
The Indian projects are meant to make power transmission more efficient and improve the distribution of electricity across regions. The African and Swedish projects, on the other hand, help build important power infrastructure around the world.
KPIL’s integrated EPC approach lets the company handle every step of a project, from design and supply to installation and commissioning, as well as operations and maintenance after the project is finished. These projects should be very important for helping to build up the grid and expand infrastructure in line with global energy transition goals.
On March 24, 2026, the NSE opened KPIL’s share price at ₹1,070. By 10:35 AM, it had risen to ₹1,073.10, showing that investors were confident after the order was announced.
With these new orders worth ₹4,439 crore, KPIL is solidifying its position as a leader in the T&D sector around the world. It is helping to build power infrastructure in India and around the world, and it is also strengthening its position as a leader in large-scale EPC solutions.
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