Wins Mega Orders in India and Abroad for Power Transmission & Distribution Business

PT&D business wins multiple EPC orders in India and abroad.

Mon 5 Oct 2026

Order Value Band

Tagged Mega* - ₹ Cr 10,000 to 15,000

Order Segment - Saudi Arabia

380 kV transmission & substation

Order Segment - UAE

132/11 kV substations & cabling works

Order Segment - India

transmission system in Visakhapatnam

Business Segment

Power Transmission & Distribution (PT&D) - multiple EPC orders in India and abroad

L&T's Power Transmission & Distribution (PT&D) business has secured multiple EPC orders in India and abroad, the company said in the press release enclosed with this exchange update.

What kind of orders these are

• EPC stands for engineering, procurement and construction. In simple terms, L&T designs, buys the equipment, builds and commissions the project for the customer.
• The company says these orders are for strengthening power transmission infrastructure and for enabling renewable energy evacuation, that is, the network that carries electricity from renewable plants into the grid.

Where the orders are

• Saudi Arabia: orders in the 380 kV transmission and substation segments. These projects will support transmission capacity augmentation and renewable energy evacuation, and help integrate renewable energy into the grid.
• United Arab Emirates: an order for constructing 132/11 kV substations and associated cabling works.
• India: an order from a leading private sector developer for setting up a transmission system - comprising transmission lines and substations - in Visakhapatnam.

How big this is, in the company's own words

• The release is titled "L&T Wins Orders (Mega*) for Power Transmission & Distribution Business".
• The asterisk points to L&T's order classification table, which uses "Value in ₹ Cr" bands: Significant 1,000 to 2,500; Large 2,500 to 5,000; Major 5,000 to 10,000; Mega 10,000 to 15,000; and Ultra-Mega >15,000.
• So the Mega* tag places these wins in the 10,000 to 15,000 band (Value in ₹ Cr) as per the company's own classification.

What management said

• Mr Joji Sebastian, Executive Vice President & Head - PT&D, L&T, said the order wins demonstrate the breadth of PT&D's engineering and execution capabilities and the ability to deliver complex power infrastructure solutions across geographies.
• He added that with growing demand for grid strengthening, renewable energy integration and associated infrastructure, the business is leveraging its technology, project execution expertise and global presence to deliver value to clients.

About the business and the company

• PT&D is described as a leading EPC player in power transmission and distribution, offering integrated solutions and end-to-end services: design, manufacture, supply, installation and commissioning of transmission lines, substations, underground cable networks, distribution networks, power quality improvement projects and infrastructure electrification projects.
• L&T is described as a USD 32 billion Indian multinational engaged in EPC projects, hi-tech manufacturing, products and services, operating across diverse domains and multiple geographies.

How a retail investor can read this

• This is an order-receipt announcement: the wins across three geographies - Saudi Arabia, the UAE and India - are presented by the company as evidence of its cross-geography execution capability in power transmission and distribution.
• The release gives the segments and locations of the orders, and tags them with the Mega* classification.
• The release also carries the company's standard order classification table and a background note on the L&T group.

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