Larsen & Toubro Limited announced via a regulatory press release that its L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Offshore vertical has secured a major batch of orders from the Oil & Natural Gas Corporation. The contracts encompass the Pipeline Replacement Project (PRP-X) and the Well Head Platforms Project off India’s west coast. The scope of work entails comprehensive engineering, procurement, construction, installation, and commissioning (EPCIC) for multiple subsea pipeline segments, associated modification works, and four Well Head Platforms.

The newly awarded contracts fall under L&T’s classification for “Major” orders, carrying a valuation range between Rs. 5,000 crores to Rs. 10,000 crores. This engagement strengthens the collaborative framework between public energy producers and private EPC contractors to enhance domestic petroleum infrastructure. The projects are strategically designed to support ONGC’s field development aspirations along the western offshore sector.

Larsen & Toubro Limited operates as an Indian multinational conglomerate engaged in EPC projects, hi-tech manufacturing, products, and services across diverse domains and geographies. In 2025, the company reinforced its global positioning through significant developments, including the securing of ultra-mega international hydrocarbon and renewable energy transmission frameworks. Supported by robust in-house engineering capabilities, global fabrication facilities, and a dedicated marine fleet, the company continues to maintain multi-decade leadership across core infrastructure segments.

For the financial period concluded in 2025, Larsen & Toubro reported robust revenue expansion and improved operational profitability driven by record order inflows across its core construction, manufacturing, and services businesses. The corporate entity maintains a strong institutional investor backing, with prominent domestic mutual funds, insurance corporations, and global financial institutions holding substantial equity stakes. The company’s continuous focus on digital transformation, working capital efficiency, and strict bidding guardrails has underpinned its stable financial trajectory throughout the year.