KEC International secures orders worth ₹2,872 crore from Power Grid Corporation of India (PGCIL) to execute 765 kV transmission line work. The scope includes design, supply and installation, linking the lines to the evacuation of renewable energy in Gujarat.
Across reports, the contracts are presented as part of KEC International’s expansion in its domestic transmission and distribution business. NDTV frames the deal in terms of enabling electricity evacuation capacity, citing 8.5 GW of renewable energy from Gujarat. Business Line and The Economic Times emphasise the headline value of the orders and their contribution to the company’s broader order intake.
While the articles largely align on the deal’s value and the 765 kV level, they differ in the additional context they highlight—such as renewable energy evacuation specifics versus company-level order book momentum.
