The stock, which is engaged in power transmission and distribution, biomass, railways, and other infrastructure sectors, are in focus after securing new orders worth Rs.2,293 crore.
With a market capitalization of Rs. 20,512 Crore, shares of Kalpataru Projects International Limited opened at Rs.1,213.95 per equity share, from its previous day’s closing price of Rs.1,197.30, and made an intra-day high of Rs.1,244.25 (3.6 percent).
Order Details
Kalpataru Projects International Limited, one of India’s leading EPC companies, has secured new orders worth Rs.2,293 crore. These orders include major projects in the Buildings and Factories (B&F) segment in India and Power Transmission and Distribution (T&D) projects in the overseas market.
Manish Mohnot, MD & CEO of KPIL, expressed satisfaction over the recent order wins, particularly in the Buildings and Factories (B&F) segment. He highlighted that the strong momentum in the B&F business is the result of years of investment in capacity, design expertise, and a solid track record of timely project delivery.
He also noted that these new orders have further strengthened KPIL’s B&F order book and improved its market position. With this development, the company’s total order intake for FY26 has reached Rs. 9,443 crore, providing strong visibility for future growth.
Company Details
Kalpataru Projects International Limited is a leading Indian company that works on large infrastructure projects. It provides engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services in areas like power transmission and distribution, railways, water supply, buildings, highways, and oil and gas. The company operates in over 75 countries and is known for delivering high-quality, large-scale projects both in India and abroad.
Kalpataru Projects International Limited has a strong total order book worth Rs.64,495 crore. This shows the company’s solid project pipeline and ability to handle large projects.
The biggest part of this order book comes from the Transmission and Distribution (T&D) segment, which makes up Rs. 26,671 crore (41 percent), Buildings and Factories (B&F) contribute Rs. 14,095 crore (22 percent), while Water projects account for Rs. 9,573 crore (15 percent). The rest comes from Oil and Gas (12 percent), Railways ( 5 percent), and Urban Infrastructure (5 percent).
About 59 percent of these orders are from India, and 41 percent are from international markets, showing the company’s strong global presence. This mix across sectors and regions helps reduce risk and ensures stable business growth.
The company’s revenue from operations surged from Rs. 19,626 crore in FY24 reaching Rs. 22,316 crore in FY25, reflecting strong business growth. Net profit also rose from Rs. 516 crore to Rs. 567 crore, indicating better cost management and profitability. These figures highlight an improvement in both revenue and overall financial performance.
Written by Sudeep Kumbar
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