KD Green Industries Subsidiary Secures ₹7.79 Crore Order for Electric Poles

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KD Green Industries Subsidiary Secures ₹7.79 Crore Order for Electric Poles

KD Green Industries Ltd's subsidiary, Shivam Pipe Industries, has bagged a ₹7.79 crore contract to supply GI Steel Tubular Poles to Star Infratech for Meghalaya Power Distribution projects. The order falls under the government's Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme and is set for completion by September 2026.

KD Green Industries Subsidiary Secures ₹7.79 Crore Infrastructure Order

Order Value: ₹7.79 Crore | Delivery Deadline: September 2026

Reader Takeaway: Strong traction in government-backed power infrastructure orders, though overall revenue impact remains tied to scale of future wins.

What just happened

KD Green Industries Limited announced that its subsidiary, Shivam Pipe Industries, has secured a new work order worth approximately ₹7.79 crore. The subsidiary will supply GI Steel Tubular Poles to Star Infratech, a contractor working for the Meghalaya Power Distribution Corporation Ltd (MePDCL).

Why this matters

The order is part of the central government’s Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS). This highlights the company's ability to maintain its footprint in power infrastructure projects in the North Eastern states. Shivam Pipe Industries operates as a registered vendor for several state electricity utilities in the region, marketing its steel tubular poles under the 'Xtech' brand.

What changes now

With the order delivery slated for completion by September 2026, the company will begin integrating these volumes into its production schedule. This win reinforces the subsidiary's status as a recurring supplier for regional distribution power projects, providing a degree of visibility for its manufacturing operations in that segment.

What to track next

Investors should monitor the company’s ability to secure follow-on orders from other North Eastern power utilities. Given the company's status as a registered vendor, the primary focus will be on the speed of execution and whether this win leads to larger tender acquisitions under the broader RDSS framework across other states.

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