KEC International Electrifies Overseas Markets with Record Rs. 3,243 Crore Transmission Deals

KEC International Ltd., a leading global infrastructure EPC firm under the RPG Group, has announced the acquisition of new Transmission & Distribution (T&D) orders worth Rs. 3,243 crores. This marks the company’s largest-ever EPC contract to date, significantly strengthening its international presence, especially in the Middle East region. With these wins, KEC’s year-to-date order intake has risen impressively to approximately Rs. 11,700 crores, underlining robust business momentum.

 

Key Highlights of the Order Wins

Strategic Importance and Future Outlook

Mr. Vimal Kejriwal, Managing Director and CEO of KEC International, expressed his enthusiasm about the new orders, emphasizing their pivotal role in sustaining the company’s growth trajectory. He highlighted that the Middle East’s role continues to be critical for the company’s expansion plans, and these recent contract wins further cement that position.

 

Business Vertical Overview

KEC International operates across multiple infrastructure verticals, including Power Transmission & Distribution, Civil, Transportation, Renewables, Oil & Gas Pipelines, and Cables & Conductors. Its global footprint extends to over 110 countries, offering EPC, tower supply, and cable manufacturing services. The new orders align perfectly with KEC’s strategy to amplify international business, particularly in high-potential markets such as the UAE and the Americas.

 

About the RPG Group

RPG Enterprises, established in 1979, is among India’s fastest-growing diversified business groups with a turnover exceeding US$ 5.2 billion. Its portfolio spans infrastructure, tyres, pharma, IT, specialty businesses, and emerging technology sectors.

 

These latest contract wins not only consolidate KEC International’s position as a global infrastructure powerhouse but also signal a strong growth pipeline, driven by its international Transmission & Distribution projects.

 

Source: Company Disclosure to the Stock Exchange