Goodluck India Secures Largest Ever Export Order Worth USD 13.6 Mn for Transmission Line Project
Goodluck India Limited secured its largest ever export order, valued at USD 13.6 million (approx. ₹113 crore). The order is for supplying 14,500 MT of transmission line structures and fasteners for a 400 kV Double Circuit project in Nepal. Execution is expected over 18 months.
The order value of USD 13.6 million is substantial and represents the company's largest in this segment, which is likely to positively impact revenue and market presence, but it is not a transformative event for the entire company's financial scale.
The company has received a significant export order, which is its largest ever in the transmission line structures division, indicating business growth and expansion into international markets.
Goodluck India Limited announced on May 22, 2026, that it has received a significant export order valued at USD 13.6 million (approximately ₹113 crore) for the supply of galvanized steel tower structures and fasteners for a 400 kV Double Circuit (D/C) Transmission Line project in Nepal.
This order, considered the largest ever for the company's transmission line structures division, involves the manufacturing, prototype assembly, fabrication, galvanizing, bundling, and shipment of approximately 14,500 metric tons of materials. The execution of this order is scheduled to take place over 18 months, aligning with the project schedule agreed upon with the customer, an international EPC player.
Mr. Mahesh Chandra Garg, Chairman of Goodluck India Limited, expressed pleasure in receiving this order, highlighting its role in strengthening the company's international infrastructure market presence and reflecting its manufacturing capabilities and quality standards. The company remains focused on supporting infrastructure development regionally.
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