KEC International Wins ₹1,303 Crore Orders Across India, Saudi Arabia and the Americas
KEC International Ltd. has secured new orders worth ₹1,303 crore across its Transmission & Distribution (T&D) and Cables & Conductors businesses, strengthening its order book and providing further visibility for future growth.
The new orders were announced on September 14, 2026, and cover projects and supplies across India, Saudi Arabia and the Americas.
With these wins, KEC International’s year-to-date (YTD) order intake has crossed ₹7,600 crore, according to the company.
₹1,303 Crore New Orders for KEC International
KEC International said it has secured new orders worth ₹1,303 crore across multiple businesses.
The orders include:
- Transmission & Distribution projects in India
- 380 kV transmission line projects in Saudi Arabia
- Tower, hardware and pole supplies in the Americas
- Cables and Conductors orders in India and overseas markets
The latest order wins further strengthen KEC’s presence in the domestic and international power transmission market.
Transmission & Distribution Orders Across Key Markets
KEC’s Transmission & Distribution business secured several new orders across India, the Middle East and the Americas.
400 kV Transmission Line in Northern India
In India, KEC has secured an order from an existing private-sector client for a 400 kV transmission line project.
According to the company, the project will help evacuate power generated from a hydroelectric plant in Northern India.
The order is significant for KEC’s India T&D business as it comes from an existing private client and adds to the company’s portfolio of high-voltage transmission projects.
380 kV Transmission Lines in Saudi Arabia
KEC’s international T&D business has also secured multiple orders for 380 kV transmission lines in Saudi Arabia.
The latest wins further strengthen the company’s presence in the Middle Eastern market.
Saudi Arabia remains an important market for infrastructure companies as the country continues to invest in power transmission and broader infrastructure development.
Orders in the Americas
KEC has also secured orders for the supply of towers, hardware and poles in the Americas.
The orders add to the company’s international business footprint and demonstrate continued demand for its transmission infrastructure products.
Cables & Conductors Business Also Secures Orders
In addition to the T&D wins, KEC’s Cables & Conductors business has secured various orders in India and international markets.
The company did not disclose individual order values for each project in the announcement but included them within the overall ₹1,303 crore order intake.
KEC’s YTD Order Intake Crosses ₹7,600 Crore
The latest order wins take KEC International’s YTD order intake to more than ₹7,600 crore.
This is an important development for investors because order intake provides visibility into future revenue execution for an EPC company.
KEC said its T&D business continues to have a large pipeline of opportunities along with a strong L1 position.
The company also highlighted sustained demand across its key markets.
Management Commentary
Vimal Kejriwal, Managing Director & CEO, KEC International, said the company was pleased with the latest order wins despite a challenging environment.
He highlighted the new India T&D order from an existing private client for the transmission project linked to power evacuation from a hydroelectric plant in Northern India.
He also pointed to multiple Saudi Arabia order wins, which have further strengthened KEC’s presence in the Middle East.
According to the management, the outlook for the T&D business remains robust, supported by:
- New order wins
- Strong L1 position
- Large opportunity pipeline
- Sustained demand across key markets
The company expects the latest orders to play an important role in driving its targeted growth going forward.
Why the Order Win Matters for Investors
The ₹1,303 crore order announcement is relevant for investors for several reasons.
Strong order visibility: The additional orders increase KEC’s executable order book and support future revenue visibility.
International diversification: The company continues to win projects across Saudi Arabia and the Americas in addition to India.
Power transmission demand: The orders reflect continued investment in transmission infrastructure, including projects associated with power evacuation.
YTD momentum: Order intake crossing ₹7,600 crore indicates continued business momentum during the current financial year.
L1 pipeline: Management’s reference to a strong L1 position suggests further order opportunities could emerge, although L1 positions should not be treated as confirmed orders until awarded.
KEC International’s Business Profile
KEC International is a global infrastructure EPC company and the flagship company of the RPG Group.
Its businesses include:
- Power Transmission & Distribution
- Civil
- Transportation
- Renewables
- Oil & Gas Pipelines
- Cables & Conductors
The company has a presence across 110+ countries, including through EPC projects and the supply of towers and cables.
Investor Takeaway
KEC International’s latest ₹1,303 crore order win is a positive development for the company, particularly given the geographical spread of the projects and the continued momentum in its T&D business.
The orders strengthen KEC’s presence in India, Saudi Arabia and the Americas, while the company’s YTD order intake has now crossed ₹7,600 crore.
For investors, the next key factors to track will be order execution, margins, working capital, new order inflows and conversion of the company’s L1 pipeline into confirmed orders.
Overall, the announcement provides further evidence of healthy demand for KEC’s transmission and related infrastructure businesses and supports the company’s targeted growth outlook.
Disclaimer: This article is based on KEC International Ltd.’s stock-exchange disclosure and press release dated September 14, 2026. It is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell KEC International shares. Investors should conduct their own research and consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser before making investment decisions.