Engineers India Limited reported a strong performance for FY 2025-26, achieving a total income of INR 41,232 million. The company saw a significant rise in profitability, with Profit After Tax (PAT) reaching INR 6,916 million, reflecting an 18% PAT margin. A healthy order book of INR 151,093 million, supported by diversified sectors including hydrocarbons, infrastructure, and green energy, positions the company for sustained long-term growth.
Financial Highlights for FY 2025-26
Engineers India Limited (EIL) delivered a robust financial performance in FY 2025-26. The consolidated total income rose to INR 41,232 million, while the EBITDA performance improved to INR 6,959 million, representing an 18% EBITDA margin. The company’s focus on high-value consultancy projects remains a key driver, with Consultancy & Engineering revenue contributing INR 18,604 million and Turnkey projects contributing INR 20,678 million.
Order Book and Business Secured
EIL’s order book continues to show healthy growth, standing at INR 151,093 million as of March 2026. The company successfully secured INR 79,781 million in new business during FY 2025-26. Notably, consultancy services dominate the portfolio, accounting for 72% of the total order book. Key recent wins include a INR 32,500 million project management consultancy order for an integrated refinery and petrochemical complex in Nigeria, highlighting the company’s strong international presence.
Strategic Focus and Future Outlook
The company continues to diversify its operations beyond its traditional hydrocarbon base. EIL is actively expanding into sunrise sectors, including Green Hydrogen, Biofuels, Energy Transition, and Defense. With significant expertise and a large resource pool of over 2,700 employees, EIL is well-aligned with national initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission and the National Infrastructure Pipeline. The outlook remains positive, with EIL targeting growth through strategic alliances and expansion into high-growth international markets in the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia.
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