KEC International Wins Rs 1,102 Cr Orders Across Key Segments

KEC International, a global infrastructure EPC major and part of the RPG Group, has announced fresh order wins worth Rs 1,102 crore across its diverse business verticals. This development further strengthens the company’s footprint in civil, transportation, transmission & distribution (T&D), and cables & conductors segments, reinforcing its position in the infrastructure sector.

According to the company’s exchange filing, KEC International’s civil construction business secured a prestigious order for civil and structural works of a 150 MW thermal power plant from a leading private player in India.

In the transportation vertical, the company bagged orders in the advanced Train Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) segment under Kavach in India, a significant step toward enhancing railway safety through world-class technology.

The T&D business recorded international success with orders for the supply of towers, hardware, and poles in the Americas and the Middle East. Complementing this, the cables & conductors business received orders for various cables and conductors, catering to both domestic and global markets.

Vimal Kejriwal, MD & CEO, KEC International, commented, “We are pleased with the order wins across our various businesses. The Civil business has further expanded its presence in the buildings & factories (B&F) segment by securing an order for civil & structural works of a thermal power plant and widened its customer base with the addition of a very reputed client.”

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He further added, “Our transportation business continues to gain momentum in the prestigious TCAS (Kavach) segment, with orders aimed at enhancing the safety of Indian Railways through world-class technology. With these orders, our YTD order intake now stands at Rs 12,800 crore.”

These new contracts highlight KEC International’s strong order book momentum, aligned with India’s infrastructure growth and rising global demand.