L&T consortium bags EPC orders worth Rs 3816cr

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L&T consortium bags EPC orders worth Rs 3816cr

Larsen & Toubro Limited in consortium with Global technology partners has secured EPC orders aggregating Rs. 3,816 crores from various customers in the metals industry.

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Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T) in consortium with Global technology partners has secured EPC orders aggregating Rs. 3,816 crores from various customers in the metals industry. 

L&T in consortium with Outotec, GmbH of Germany for Pellet plant and Paul Wurth, Italia for Blast Furnace has bagged EPC orders worth Rs. 2,545 Crores from Tata Steel for 6 MiTPA Pellet Plant and 3,800 CuM Blast Furnace at Jamshedpur. L&T's portion is valued at Rs.1,578 crores.

L&T, in consortium with Outotec has been awarded the largest Pellet Plant of 768 SqM grate area marking L&T's entry into EPC business for Pellet Plants. Outotec is the Industry leader in Pelletizing technology using travelling grate and this is the world's largest plant built as on date. The Pellet Plant is scheduled for commissioning in 33 months. 

In another significant development, L&T in consortium with Paul Wurth of Italy has been awarded an order for 2.5 MiTPA Blast Furnace on EPC basis, scheduled for commissioning in 30 months. L&T has recently successfully commissioned the largest Blast Furnace H for TATA STEEL at, Jamshedpur. The repeat order for similar size Blast Furnace from Tata Steel reinforces the faith reposed by Tata Steel on L&T-Paul Wurth consortium.

L&T-Outotec consortium has also bagged Rs. 753 crores order on EPC basis for 360 SqM Sinter Plant, scheduled for commissioning in 30 months for SAIL-RSP expansion of 3.7 MiTPA. L&T's portion is valued at Rs.588 crores. With this order, L&T-Outotec is concurrently executing six Sinter plants on EPC basis in India and has established itself as the most preferred supplier in the steel industry.

L&T has also bagged a repeat order from Hindustan Zinc for 2.1 Lakh TPA Leaching, Purification and Zinc Electrolysis plant on EPC basis, valued at Rs.518 crores, scheduled for commissioning in 17 months. This repeat order from HZL is a statement of their confidence and reliance in the capabilities of L&T to execute EPC jobs in record schedules.

The slew of projects in the metallurgical space has positioned L&T as a significant player in the Indian Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Industry.

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