KEC International bags ₹1,303 crore orders in FY26

What KEC International announced

KEC International Ltd, the Mumbai-based EPC company under the RPG Group, has reported a series of order wins across its infrastructure verticals, with one exchange filing flagging fresh contracts worth ₹1,303 crore. The company said these wins are spread across transmission and distribution (T&D), civil, renewables, and cables and conductors, with a mix of domestic and overseas work. The announcements add to a broader sequence of order updates in recent months, including separate disclosures of ₹1,002 crore, ₹1,476 crore, ₹1,020 crore, ₹1,150 crore, ₹1,016 crore and ₹2,518 crore across various segments.

The ₹1,303 crore set of orders, as described by the company, covers T&D projects across India and the Americas, a civil contract linked to an automobile factory, a renewables order for a wind project, and multiple cables and conductors supplies. KEC also indicated that it continues to bid for and execute projects across power, transportation, renewables, civil infrastructure and cables, reflecting a diversified order pipeline.

Order win breakdown: T&D, civil, renewables, cables

In the ₹1,303 crore announcement, KEC said its T&D business received orders for projects across India and the Americas. The disclosed items included 400/220 kV substations and associated transmission lines from a reputed private developer in Southern India, and supply of towers, hardware and poles in the Americas. This mix indicates both EPC-type execution in India and product supply contracts overseas.

The civil business won an order for the construction of a press shop and associated facilities for an automobile factory in Northern India. In renewables, the company said it secured an order for a 150+ MW wind project in Western India from a private developer. The cables and conductors business, meanwhile, bagged various orders in India and in the overseas market.

Other recent order updates: ₹1,002 crore across businesses

Separately, KEC also disclosed new orders worth ₹1,002 crore across multiple businesses. The company said these wins span T&D, renewables, transportation, and cables and conductors. It also indicated that disclosed elements in this order set ranged from ±500 kV HVDC lines to wind and railway signalling orders, pointing to a spread across both high-voltage power infrastructure and rail-linked packages.

Following the ₹1,002 crore announcement, Managing Director and CEO Vimal Kejriwal said the company’s year-to-date (YTD) order intake stood at ₹21,300 crore at that point. Because the company has made multiple filings at different times, the YTD figure should be read as a time-specific snapshot associated with that disclosure.

March 2026 filing: ₹1,476 crore T&D orders across four regions

In another update dated March 12, 2026, KEC said it secured additional T&D orders worth ₹1,476 crore across India, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas. The company’s statement highlighted a composite order in Saudi Arabia covering 380 kV transmission lines, substations and EHV cabling. It also included 132 kV transmission lines in Africa.

The same update referenced supply orders for towers in India and the Americas, and supply of hardware and poles in the Americas. After these wins, Kejriwal said the company’s YTD order intake stood at ₹22,800 crore.

Another market-linked update: ₹1,020 crore and stock reaction

In a separate disclosure that was followed by a market move, KEC International gained 1.04% to ₹623.25 after it announced new orders worth ₹1,020 crore across business segments. In that update, the civil business secured an order from a healthcare player in Central India for the construction of a multispeciality hospital. The transportation business won an order for the construction of a railway siding from a private player in Central India.

Under T&D, the company mentioned multiple orders including 220 kV and 132 kV cabling works from a steel producer in Eastern India, along with supply of towers, hardware and poles in the Americas. Cables and conductors also received orders for supply of various types of cables and conductors in India and overseas markets. KEC said that with these wins, its YTD order intake stood at ₹20,300 crore.

Private-sector led T&D: 765 kV line and AIS substation

KEC has also highlighted large domestic T&D wins in India. In one filing, it said its India T&D arm clinched its largest-ever order from a reputed private developer. The mandate involved construction of a 765 kV transmission line and a 765/400 kV AIS substation on a turnkey (LSTK) basis, aimed at evacuation of renewable energy.

Alongside this, the civil business secured an order for additional civil and structural works for a 150 MW thermal power plant from a private player. Kejriwal said these wins substantially increased the share of private-sector clients in the domestic T&D order book, while expanding civil exposure to the thermal power plant segment. The company also said its YTD order intake had crossed ₹18,000 crore in that update.

Additional order disclosures: ₹1,016 crore and ₹2,518 crore

KEC also announced orders worth ₹1,016 crore across businesses in another update. It said the civil business secured orders in the Buildings and Factories (B&F) segment from existing clients. T&D won fresh or extension orders for supply of towers, hardware and poles in the Middle East and the Americas, and 400 kV transmission lines in the UAE. Cables and conductors secured orders for supply of various types of cables and conductors in India and overseas markets. The company said its YTD order intake had crossed ₹17,000 crore, about 17% higher than the previous year.

Separately, KEC has referred to another set of wins totalling ₹2,518 crore spanning civil, T&D, transportation, and cables and conductors. In that update, it said it achieved its biggest commercial real estate order in civil with a developer in Western India, and received a joint venture bid in the Train Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) project known as Kavach in the transportation segment.

Financial context shared alongside orders

In another exchange-linked update, KEC’s consolidated net profit for the second quarter of FY26 rose 88% to ₹160.75 crore, while operating revenue increased 19% to ₹6,091.56 crore. The company also stated that its order intake for the year to date exceeded ₹17,000 crore, up about 17% from last year. These figures were presented as part of broader corporate disclosures alongside order wins.

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Why the orders matter for investors and the sector

The disclosed orders show KEC’s continued reliance on its core T&D franchise while expanding execution in civil, renewables and transportation. Several updates explicitly reference private-sector clients in domestic T&D and a combination of EPC and supply-led contracts in the Americas, indicating a balance between project execution and product-linked revenues.

The wind order for 150+ MW in Western India, the renewable-energy evacuation-linked 765 kV line and substation package, and the mention of HVDC-related elements in disclosed orders underline the flow of grid-related work linked to energy transition and renewable integration. The transportation mentions, including railway siding construction and the Kavach TCAS joint venture bid, indicate that rail-linked opportunities remain part of the company’s active order funnel.

Conclusion

KEC International’s recent set of order disclosures, including the ₹1,303 crore multi-vertical win, reflects steady contracting activity across T&D, civil, renewables, transportation, and cables and conductors. The company has also provided multiple time-specific YTD order intake snapshots, ranging from ₹17,000 crore-plus to ₹22,800 crore, depending on the date of the update. Investors will track subsequent exchange filings for execution milestones, any further order additions, and updated order-intake totals as the financial year progresses.