KP Green Engineering Secures ₹272.32 Crore in New Orders Across Solar, Transmission and Infrastructure
KP Green Engineering Limited has secured fresh confirmed orders worth ₹272.32 crore, inclusive of taxes, across solar energy, power transmission, infrastructure and industrial segments, according to a regulatory filing dated October 12, 2026.
The new orders cover a diverse range of products, including solar module mounting structures, pre-engineered buildings (PEBs), transmission tower materials, substation structures, poles, highmasts, isolators, rooftop solar systems and cable trays.
Solar projects account for the largest share
Solar-related orders represent the largest portion of the new order intake, valued at ₹115.88 crore. These include fixed-tilt and tracker-type solar module mounting structures and associated structural components.
The company has also secured ₹99.14 crore worth of orders for pre-engineered building structures, reflecting demand across industrial and infrastructure applications.
Transmission and electrical infrastructure orders
Orders worth ₹31.79 crore relate to transmission tower materials and associated equipment. These include materials for 220 kV to 400 kV transmission towers, 33 kV and 66 kV substation structures, hardware, cable trays, galvanised iron strips and isolator structures.
Additional orders include ₹10.25 crore for poles and highmasts, ₹8.16 crore for isolators rated at 220 kV, 66 kV and 33 kV, and ₹7.10 crore for rooftop solar systems, cable trays, railway track fencing crash barriers and other products.
Strengthening its diversified portfolio
The latest order wins further expand KP Green Engineering’s presence across renewable energy, power transmission, infrastructure and industrial markets. The company expects the orders to support capacity utilisation and contribute to revenue growth in the coming periods.
The order inflow highlights the continuing demand for structural fabrication, solar mounting solutions and power transmission infrastructure as India expands its renewable energy and electricity networks.
Source: Energetica India
