KPIL touched a day high of Rs 1,387.90 on the NSE on Friday after the company announced a fresh batch of orders worth around Rs 3,526 crore.

The new wins span three areas of the business. There’s an EPC order for an industrial plant, fresh orders in the power transmission and distribution segment, and a set of residential building projects.

With this addition, the company’s order intake for FY27 has now crossed Rs 11,000 crore. That’s a meaningful chunk of business locked in well before the year is over.

Domestic T&D orders make up a good part of the latest haul. KPIL’s Buildings and Factories division also picked up an industrial EPC contract along with repeat orders from developers it has worked with before.

Manish Mohnot, the company’s MD and CEO, said the T&D wins strengthen KPIL’s position in what he called a high-growth segment for the country.

He also pointed to the repeat business in residential buildings as a sign of steady client relationships. The timing is worth noting.

This order announcement comes just days after KPIL posted its Q1 FY27 results, where net profit jumped over 45% year on year to Rs 310.06 crore, up from Rs 213.62 crore a year earlier.

Revenue for the same quarter came in at Rs 6,407.97 crore, up nearly 4% from Rs 6,171.17 crore in the year-ago period.

The company closed FY26 with total revenue of Rs 27,143 crore, and it currently has more than 250 projects running across over 30 countries.

Despite the strong order flow, KPIL shares gave up their early gains and closed at Rs 1,352.20 on the NSE on Friday, down 0.94% for the day.

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