L&T will expand its data centre capacity to 32 MW by March 2026, adding 18 MW in the current fiscal. The ₹1,000 crore investment highlights the company’s commitment to digital infrastructure, while parallel initiatives in semiconductors and electrolyser technology signal a diversified growth strategy across critical sectors.
Infrastructure giant Larsen & Toubro (L&T) is accelerating its digital infrastructure footprint with a significant expansion of its data centre operations. The company announced plans to commission 18 MW of new capacity by March-end, which will raise its total operational capacity to 32 MW. This move comes amid rising demand for secure, scalable, and energy-efficient data storage solutions in India’s rapidly digitizing economy.
The expansion is part of L&T’s broader strategy to strengthen its presence in high-growth technology sectors, including semiconductors and green hydrogen. The company is simultaneously investing in design-led semiconductor chips and advancing its indigenous electrolyser stack, positioning itself as a key player in India’s industrial transformation.
Key Highlights
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L&T will add 18 MW of new data centre capacity by March 2026, taking the total to 32 MW.
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The project involves a capital expenditure of approximately ₹1,000 crore.
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The expansion aligns with India’s growing demand for robust digital infrastructure, driven by cloud adoption, AI, and enterprise data needs.
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Alongside data centres, L&T is focusing on semiconductor chip design and engaging with multiple customers in this domain.
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The company is also upgrading its indigenous electrolyser stack, reinforcing its commitment to clean energy and sustainability.
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These initiatives reflect L&T’s diversified growth strategy across infrastructure, technology, and energy sectors.
Sources: ETEnergyworld, Business Standard, Rediff Money