KPIL share price: key levels, orders and returns in 2026

Where KPIL stock stands now

Kalpataru Projects International Ltd (KPIL) was quoted at ₹1,352 as of 10 July 2026. The stock was up ₹2.10 (0.16%) on the day, according to the provided exchange snapshot. A separate line in the data also states, “As of 12 Jul 2026, Kalpataru Projects International share price is ₹1,352,” indicating the same reference price level around that period. KPIL is listed as NSE: KPIL and BSE: 522287, and the sector is shown as Engineering - Construction.

For investors tracking near-term momentum, the day’s move was relatively tight, but it came alongside a flow of order-related updates across transmission and distribution, buildings, factories, railways, and water.

Intraday range, open, and previous close

KPIL opened at ₹1,359.9 and the previous close is stated as ₹1,349.9. During the trading session referenced, the share price moved between ₹1,342.00 and ₹1,365.00. The “average price for the day” is provided as ₹1,353.50. These numbers frame the immediate support and resistance levels traders often monitor.

Another exchange line mentions KPIL at ₹1,352 in NSE and ₹1,351.3 in BSE as on 10/7/2026, indicating a small cross-exchange difference at that time.

One-year and six-month performance snapshot

The data shows KPIL’s share price has increased by 21.2% over the past six months. Over the last year, it has increased by 12.57% (also separately stated as 12.74% “in the past 1-year return”). Both figures point to a positive 12-month trend, while also highlighting that the exact 1-year return value differs slightly across the provided lines.

For long-term context in price behaviour, the 52-week band is also disclosed, which helps anchor where the current price sits in the broader yearly range.

52-week range and key technical reference points

KPIL’s 52-week high is stated as ₹1,479.6, while the 52-week low is ₹1,007.1. With the stock around ₹1,352 in the same dataset, it is positioned between those extremes.

The data also includes a separate “live price” snapshot at ₹1,382.7, with an open at ₹1,385 versus a previous close of ₹1,370, and an intraday high/low of ₹1,388/₹1,365. Alongside that, the 50 DMA and 200 DMA are provided as ₹1,297.45 and ₹1,214.54, respectively. These moving averages are commonly used reference levels, and the provided figures place the cited price above both averages.

Order win: ₹2,957 crore across T&D, buildings and water

A key corporate update in the dataset is dated 30 June 2026, stating KPIL bags orders worth ₹2,957 crore across T&D, buildings and water segments. The description says the orders span the power Transmission & Distribution (T&D) business in India and overseas markets. It also notes orders in buildings and factories business in India. In addition, it references an order in the water business in the Middle East, secured through a joint venture or consortium.

The announcement is described as being shared via a company statement/press release and is framed as part of the company’s regular business operations.

Another disclosed set of orders: around ₹2,002 crore

The text also contains a separate disclosure stating KPIL secured new orders valued at around ₹2,002 crore, covering Transmission, Buildings & Factories, and Railways. For the power T&D portion, the orders were said to be obtained from international markets, with the Middle East and Nordic regions mentioned as focus areas in the disclosure. The same section notes repeat orders in the domestic Buildings & Factories division and a new contract in the metro rail segment within the Railways sector.

The dataset explicitly states that the announcement did not detail the order values pertaining to each specific sector.

Share price reaction: declines despite order announcements

The dataset includes examples where KPIL stock declined even when order wins were announced. In one instance tied to the ₹2,002 crore order disclosure, it states KPIL shares fell on the NSE and were at ₹1,283.10 by 12:23 PM, down from a previous closing of ₹1,305, after opening at ₹1,320. It also mentions selling pressure and a seller-to-buyer ratio of approximately 60:40.

Separately, for 17 March 2026, the dataset says KPIL shares were down 3.68% even as the company announced orders worth approximately ₹2,471 crore. As of 11:25 AM IST on March 17, 2026, the stock was at ₹1,048.10, compared to a previous close of ₹1,088.10. It opened at ₹1,101.90, touched a high of ₹1,140.00, and a low of ₹1,044.80 during the session cited.

March 2026: ₹4,439 crore T&D orders and FY26 order intake milestones

Another major disclosure in the text is an order win of about ₹4,439 crore in the Transmission and Distribution (T&D) business. The description includes a 400kV transmission line and associated substations in Africa, transmission line projects in India, and a substation project in Sweden.

The dataset also links this ₹4,439 crore win (dated March 24, 2026) to an FY26 cumulative intake milestone, stating KPIL’s FY26 cumulative order intake crossed ₹26,439 crore, surpassing its full-year order intake target of ₹26,000 crore. It further states that before this announcement, FY26-to-date order inflows stood at ₹22,000 crore as of March 17, 2026, when KPIL had disclosed orders worth ₹2,471 crore.

Key facts table: price levels and performance metrics

Timeline table: disclosed order wins in FY26

Registered office details

The dataset provides KPIL’s registered office as: Plot No. 101, Part III, GIDC Estate, Sector - 28, Gandhinagar, Gujarat 382028. It also lists the telephone number as 079-23214000, fax as 079-23211966, and email as info@kalpatarupower.com. The website is shown as http://www.kalpatarupower.com.

What this set of updates means for investors tracking KPIL

Across the disclosures provided, KPIL’s news flow is heavily centred on order inflows across multiple EPC verticals, including domestic and international T&D and a water order in the Middle East. The price snapshots show that the stock can still trade lower on certain days even after large order announcements, as reflected in the March 17 and other intraday decline references. At the same time, the six-month and one-year return figures in the dataset remain positive, and the 52-week band indicates the stock has traded significantly higher and lower within the year.

The next market cues for KPIL in the provided text are tied to further corporate filings and press releases, including updates similar to the ones listed under dates such as June 30 and March 24.