Highway Infrastructure Ltd Secures ₹198.31 Cr CPWD Contract, Order Book Hits ₹1,776.19 Cr
Highway Infrastructure Limited secured its largest civil construction contract worth ₹198.31 crore from CPWD for a CISF battalion project. The project will be executed on an EPC basis over two years. This award boosts the company's order book to ₹1,776.19 crore as of October 31, 2026.
The contract value is substantial for the company and represents its biggest win to date, which is expected to have a significant positive impact on its financial performance and market position.
The company has secured its largest ever civil construction contract, which significantly increases its order book, indicating positive business growth and future revenue potential.
Highway Infrastructure Limited (HIL) has announced securing a significant Letter of Award (LOA) from the Central Public Works Department (CPWD) for the Planning, Designing, and Construction of Residential and Non-Residential Infrastructure in Phase-I for the Establishment of the CISF 12th Reserve Battalion at Village Jamunia Talab, District Sehore, Madhya Pradesh.
The project, valued at ₹198.31 crore, will be executed on an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) Mode-I basis over a stipulated period of two years. This contract represents one of the largest civil construction orders received by the company since its inception.
With this new award, HIL's total order book has surged to ₹1,776.19 crore as of October 31, 2026. Mr. Anoop Agrawal, Whole Time Director & Chief Financial Officer, expressed optimism, stating that the order is an encouraging development and broadens the company's experience in executing critical government infrastructure assignments. He further added that the growing order book reflects secured business opportunities and the company's progressive direction, with future aims to strengthen project execution, expand participation in larger projects, and create long-term stakeholder value.
The project underscores HIL's capabilities in large-scale infrastructure assignments and provides an opportunity to enhance its experience in substantial government projects. The company remains focused on leveraging its execution capabilities, maintaining quality, and delivering projects within timelines for sustainable growth in India's infrastructure sector.
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