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L&T Construction Wins Orders Valued Rs 2050 crore

| | Sep 15, 2014, at 09:48 pm
Mumbai, Sept 15 (IBNS): The construction arm of L&T has won new orders worth Rs 2050 crores across various business segments in Aug and Sept 2014.

The Power Transmission & Distribution business of L & T has bagged international and domestic orders worth Rs 1213 crores.

Larsen & Toubro Saudi Arabia LLC, a fully owned subsidiary of L&T, has bagged a major international order from the National Grid, Saudi Arabia (a subsidiary of Saudi Electricity Company) for the construction of an Extra High Voltage Double Circuit Transmission Line with a route length of 192 km.

This project will improve the power system reliability in Shedgum and Uthmaniyah areas in the eastern region of Saudi Arabia. Secured against stiff competition, L&T’s scope in this turnkey order involves design, engineering, testing and supply of EHV transmission towers, conductors, insulators, other transmission accessories, testing and commissioning of the line. The project is scheduled to be completed in 24 months.

On the domestic front, a turnkey order has been received from the Tamilnadu Transmission Corporation limited (TANTRANSCO) for establishing 400/230kV AIS & GIS substations at Karamadai near Coimbatore, Poiyur near Trichy and at Chennai Central.

Another order has been secured from the West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Limited. The Project involves supply, erection, testing and commissioning of 33/11 kV Medium Voltage substations as part of the Power Distribution Network for enhancing electricity infrastructure under the RAPDRP Scheme in major towns of West Bengal.

Buildings & Factories Business:

The Buildings & Factories Business has bagged orders worth Rs 775 crores which consist of two new orders and a few additional orders from on-going jobs.

The first order is from a private developer for the construction of a resort in the western part of the country. The project includes construction of standard resort villas. L&T’s scope involves civil, structural, interior finishes, electrical, plumbing and all other allied works.

The company has bagged another order from one of India’s leading ATM manufacturers for the construction of their manufacturing and assembly facilities at Jaipur. The project will involve civil, structural, finishes and other associated works.

Additional orders have also been received from various ongoing jobs in the Heavy Civil Infrastructure Business and Water & Renewable Energy Business.

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