VVIP Infratech has secured a ₹104 crore Letter of Acceptance for a 60 MLD Sewage Treatment Plant in Haryana, its largest STP project to date. This boosts the company's standalone order book to ₹873.65 crore, offering 2-3 years of revenue visibility and marking expansion into a new state.
VVIP Infratech Secures ₹104 Crore Sewage Treatment Plant Project
₹104 crore new project value (LOA); ₹873.65 crore total standalone order book.
Reader Takeaway: Significant order win and geographic expansion boost future revenue; long-term O&M contract ensures stable income.
What just happened
VVIP Infratech Ltd has received a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) worth ₹104 crore for constructing a 60 MLD Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) at Devi Nagar from the Public Health Engineering Department, Ambala City.
This project includes an 11-year Operation & Maintenance (O&M) contract after an initial two-year Capex phase. The company highlighted this as its largest STP project secured to date.
Why this matters
The new order significantly bolsters VVIP Infratech's standalone order book, bringing it to ₹873.65 crore as of July 30, 2026. This provides an estimated 2-3 years of revenue visibility.
Furthermore, the project signifies the company's successful entry into Haryana, expanding its operational presence beyond Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
The backstory
The standalone order book of ₹873.65 crore now includes this new ₹104 crore LOA and a previously secured ₹80.97 crore Bhadoni LOA in May 2026.
What changes now
This win marks a strategic expansion for VVIP Infratech into a new state. Management views this as validation of their capability to handle larger-scale projects.
Risks to watch
Investors should monitor the execution progress of this large project and the company's ability to secure future orders, particularly in new geographic areas.
Context metrics
- New Project Value (LOA): ₹104 crore
- Total Standalone Order Book (as of July 30, 2026): ₹873.65 crore
- Project Scale: 60 MLD STP
- Revenue Visibility: 2-3 years
What to track next
Focus on project execution timelines and the company's pipeline for new orders, especially in expanding its footprint.
