Solar projects accounted for the largest share of the new business, with orders worth ₹114.53 crore. These include fixed-tilt module mounting structures, tracker-type module mounting structures and related structural components.
The company also secured ₹92.38 crore of orders for crash barriers, including railway track fencing and other applications.
Together, solar and crash-barrier orders are worth about ₹207 crore, accounting for roughly 80% of the latest order wins.
Orders span buildings and power transmission
KP Green Engineering also received ₹33.76 crore of orders for pre-engineered building structures.
Power transmission-related orders worth ₹15.42 crore include material for 220 kV to 400 kV towers, structures for 33 kV and 66 kV substations, hardware, cable trays, galvanised iron strips and isolator structures.
The remaining orders include ₹0.97 crore for poles and highmast products and ₹0.96 crore for isolators used in 220 kV, 66 kV and 33 kV networks.
With the latest wins, KP Green Engineering’s cumulative confirmed order intake for the current financial year has reached ₹497.64 crore.
The company said the orders would support capacity utilisation and provide revenue visibility. It didn’t disclose the customers or execution timelines for the individual contracts.
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Solar, rail projects have driven FY27 orders
The latest announcement follows ₹239.61 crore of orders secured by KP Green Engineering earlier in the financial year.
That batch was also dominated by solar and railway-related contracts. Solar projects accounted for ₹116.07 crore, while crash-barrier orders, including railway track fencing, were worth ₹76.41 crore.
The company had also secured ₹16.66 crore of orders for RSJ poles, ₹11.32 crore for pre-engineered building structures and ₹8.05 crore for transmission towers.
Taken together, the two announcements show solar emerging as the company’s biggest source of new business, with about ₹231 crore of orders, while crash barriers and railway fencing contributed nearly ₹169 crore.
Shares of KP Green Engineering closed 0.33% lower at ₹260.05 on Friday.
