Kalpataru Projects International shares rally 4% on securing ₹2,957 crore new orders

Shares of Kalpataru Projects International soared nearly 4% on Tuesday after the company announced securing new orders worth ₹2,957 crore. The shares traded 3.7% higher at ₹1,397 apiece on the NSE. The shares have delivered steady returns in 2026 till date at 16% on a YTD basis and 14% on a yearly basis.

The company’s exchange filing said,” Kalpataru Projects International Limited (KPIL), one of the leading engineering and construction players in the power and infrastructure sector, along with its international subsidiaries have secured new orders/notification of awards of approx. ₹2,957 Crore”.

The orders were secured for three key business segments, namely, Power Transmission & Distribution, Building & Factories and Water businesses. The orders were also geographically distributed from India, the overseas markets and the Middle East.

Commenting on the development, Manish Mohnot, MD & CEO of Kalpataru Projects International, said, “We are pleased to announce new order wins across our T&D, B&F, and Water business verticals. The new orders secured in our T&D business reinforce our market leadership in India and the select global markets. Simultaneously, the successive wins in our B&F business from marquee clients underscore our commitment to best-in-class capabilities and timely execution. Notably, the order win in our Water business marks a significant milestone, signalling our strategic entry into the Middle East, a region with immense growth potential.”

As of FY26, the company’s total order book stood at ₹65,457 crore with ₹26,400 crore in fresh order wins during the year. At the consolidated level, the company’s revenue for FY26 stood at ₹27,143 crore, up 22% YoY, EBITDA jumped 22% YoY to ₹2,240 crore, and lastly the net profit jumped 67% YoY to ₹1,371 crore.

At the segmental level, Oil & Gas and Urban Infra segments saw the highest growth in the previous fiscal, growing above 50%. While the dominant Transmission & Distribution segment grew 25% YoY