In an exchange filing, the company said the new orders include 765 kV and 400 kV transmission line projects from a domestic developer, along with tower and monopole supply orders for T&D projects in Latin American markets.
Skipper said the orders were secured across both Indian and export markets, strengthening its position in the transmission infrastructure segment.
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Commenting on the development, Director Sharan Bansal said the latest order wins reflect the company’s “strong technical capabilities, proven execution track record, and growing customer confidence across geographies.”
He added that the company continues to see strong opportunities driven by investments in transmission infrastructure, grid expansion and renewable energy integration across domestic and global markets.
“The continued momentum in order inflows aligns with the increasing investments being witnessed domestically and globally in transmission infrastructure, grid expansion, and renewable energy integration,” Bansal said.
The company said it remains focused on disciplined execution, operational efficiency and prudent project selection to support long-term growth.
Skipper is engaged in the manufacturing of power transmission and distribution structures and is also an EPC player in 765 kV transmission lines and substations. The company has operations across more than 65 countries spanning Latin America, Europe and Africa.
Following the order win, shares of the company gained 2.6% but have now pared most of them and were trading at ₹462 as of 1.15 pm, just 0.91% above the previous session’s closing.
