L&T Construction secures orders for various businessesLarsen & Toubro’s (L&T) construction arm L&T Construction has secured various orders in India for its businesses.

The Metallurgical & Material Handling (MMH) Business has secured an order to set up coke oven, byproduct and coke dry quenching plants, given its competence and capability to deliver complex plants in the steel sector.

The spurt in the minerals and metals sector has accelerated the much-needed private sector investment.

The MMH Business has also secured new orders in the mining sector for its products business and add-on orders from its existing customers. These orders affirm MMH’s leadership position and signify its continued efforts to build customer confidence in the metallurgical & materials space.

The Buildings & Factories business has won an order from a prestigious client for construction of office space at Hyderabad with an approximate built-up area of 20 lakh sq ft on fast-track timelines, scheduled to be completed in 14 months.

This project consists of two towers with five basements and associated utility buildings. The tower area comprises composite structural steel structure from the basement. The scope of work involves civil, finishes and related MEP works.

The Water & Effluent Treatment business has bagged an order from the Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) to construct a demineralization plant, ETP and allied facilities for its Barauni Refinery in Bihar.

The project scope involves design, engineering, supply, erection and commissioning of the demineralisation plant, effluent treatment plant, condensate polishing unit and drinking water plant with single point responsibility on lumpsum turnkey basis.

The order from the refinery and petrochemical sectors underpins the business capability to deliver advanced water treatment technologies within stringent timelines.

L&T GeoStructure (LTGS), a wholly-owned subsidiary of L&T, has bagged a strategic order from the Department of Water Resources, government of Odisha, for the construction of one km long, 1,000 mm thick plastic concrete cut-off wall for the Kanupur Irrigation Project at Keonjhar district, Odisha. The cut-off wall will arrest the seepage of water from upstream to downstream to improve the stability of the dam. The duration of the project is 11 months.

The cumulative value of the orders bagged is Rs 1,000 crore-Rs 2,500 crore.


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