DEE Development Engineers, an engineering company providing customised process piping solutions along with its material subsidiary, has secured new domestic orders aggregating to INR 630.56 crore including of GST.
The contracts include a INR 386.83 crore order from Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) for the manufacturing and supply of piping systems, and a INR 206.55 crore excluding GST (INR 243.73 crore including GST) order for the manufacturing and supply of critical piping assembly, including the Main Steam package and Hot Reheat system, from a public sector Maharatna EPC conglomerate in the power sector.
Together, the two mandates enhance DEE Development Engineers’ medium-term execution visibility and reinforce its capabilities across both energy and power infrastructure. While the BPCL order is scheduled for delivery up to February 2028, the power sector order is to be executed over a period ranging from 6 to 15 months from purchase order issuance, depending on the unit. The wins underscore the company’s strength in executing complex engineering and manufacturing assignments for marquee domestic clients and position it well to benefit from rising investments across India’s energy, power and industrial infrastructure sectors.
Commenting on the order wins, Krishan Lalit Bansal, Chairman and Managing Director, DEE Development Engineers, said: “These orders mark another important step in strengthening our domestic business across strategic infrastructure sectors. The continued trust placed in us by marquee organisations such as BPCL and a public sector Maharatna EPC conglomerate in the power sector reflects confidence in our manufacturing capabilities, quality standards and execution track record. As investments across India’s energy, power, refining and industrial infrastructure sectors continue to rise, we remain focused on delivering complex projects efficiently and expanding our presence in high-value opportunities.”
The two new orders further strengthen DEE’s execution pipeline and build on the company’s strong operational and business momentum. In FY26, the company reported revenue of INR 1,142 стоге, reflecting a 38 percent year-on-year increase, while its closing order book grew nearly 58 percent to INR 1,940 crore. During the year, the company also secured a long-term reservation agreement with a leading international EPC company for 60 percent of the HRSG pipe spool fabrication capacity at its Thailand facility.
