Kalpataru Projects is making big moves again. The company just secured fresh orders worth ₹2,293 crore. These include new projects in Buildings and Factories (B&F) within India, and in Power Transmission & Distribution (T&D) overseas.
This is a strong signal that Kalpataru Projects is going full speed ahead in FY26.
Focus on Strong Growth in Buildings & Factories
According to Manish Mohnot, Managing Director and CEO of KPIL, the team is excited about these wins. Especially the orders in the B&F space, which have been a key focus area for the company.
He said Kalpataru has built a solid foundation over the last few years. With better design capabilities, strong capex, and a history of delivering projects on time, the B&F business is now showing solid growth momentum.
These wins have made the company’s B&F order book even stronger. It also helps Kalpataru Projects improve its market position in the Indian infrastructure space.
FY26 Order Book Crosses ₹9,443 Cr
With this new ₹2,293 crore order boost, the total orders booked by Kalpataru Projects in FY26 have now reached ₹9,443 crore. That’s a big leap and gives strong visibility for upcoming quarters.
It also shows that demand in both domestic and global infrastructure is going strong — and Kalpataru Projects is right in the middle of it.
What Does Kalpataru Projects Do?
Kalpataru Projects International Ltd (KPIL) is one of the largest EPC companies in India. It works in:
- Power transmission and distribution
- Buildings and factories
- Water supply and irrigation
- Railways and metro
- Oil and gas pipelines
- Highways, flyovers, and airports
Basically, if it’s big and helps India grow, KPIL is probably working on it.
Q4 Numbers Show Solid Performance
In Q4 FY25, Kalpataru Projects reported a net profit jump of 37.2%, reaching ₹225.41 crore. Revenues also went up by 18.3% to ₹7,066.77 crore compared to the same quarter last year.
This kind of financial performance shows that Kalpataru is not just winning orders — it’s executing them well.
The company’s stock also saw a small rise of 0.23%, trading at ₹1200.05 on the BSE. It’s a sign of steady investor confidence.
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