Engineers India Limited (EIL) has reported its strongest-ever financial performance for FY2025–26, with record profit, a historic high order book and a sharp increase in international business as the engineering consultancy and project management company accelerates diversification beyond its traditional hydrocarbons portfolio.
EIL recorded a Profit After Tax (PAT) of ₹638.74 crore during FY2025–26, registering growth of nearly 37% over the previous year. Total income rose to ₹4,058.86 crore, compared with ₹3,198 crore in FY2024–25, while Profit Before Tax stood at ₹833.50 crore. EBITDA increased to ₹877.15 crore.
The company secured fresh business worth ₹7,978 crore during the year, taking its order book to an all-time high of ₹15,109 crore as on March 31, 2026.
Overseas business becomes a major growth engine
International business emerged as a major contributor to EIL’s growth, with overseas consultancy contributing around ₹4,929 crore, accounting for nearly 62% of the fresh business secured during the year.
The company is building on its experience with the landmark Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Project in Nigeria, strengthening its relationship with the Dangote Group through an EPCM mandate for the Dangote Train-2 expansion, valued at approximately US$360 million.
EIL has also secured a separate PMC/EPCM assignment for a new four-train fertiliser project in Nigeria.
The company has simultaneously expanded its Middle East presence with the operationalisation of its office in Saudi Arabia, backed by a long-term in-Kingdom services agreement with Saudi Aramco.
Its international portfolio now extends across markets including Mongolia, Guyana, the UAE, Bahrain, Algeria and Kuwait.
Commenting on the company’s strategic direction, Atul Gupta, Chairman & Managing Director, Engineers India Limited, said EIL was entering its next phase by leveraging its engineering and project management capabilities built over more than six decades while accelerating international expansion and diversification.
“Our objective is to build a more diversified, resilient, digital and globally competitive EIL,” Gupta said.
Moving beyond hydrocarbons
While hydrocarbons remain at the heart of EIL’s engineering capabilities, the company is expanding aggressively into infrastructure and emerging sectors.
Its infrastructure portfolio now includes data centres, institutional infrastructure, airports and large public infrastructure projects.
During FY2025–26, EIL completed the Reserve Bank of India’s Greenfield Data Centre and Training Institute at Bhubaneswar and continued its association with the Shri Ram Temple Complex at Ayodhya.
The company is also undertaking assignments for premier institutions including IITs and IIMs.
In aviation infrastructure, EIL completed Independent Engineer services for Noida International Airport while continuing its involvement in other major airport projects.
The diversification push also covers renewables, green hydrogen, biofuels, nuclear energy, defence, metallurgy and other emerging sectors.
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EIL is also strengthening its technology portfolio to support its next phase of growth.
The company’s R&D Centre in Gurugram has developed more than 40 process technologies. During FY2025–26, EIL filed 24 new patent applications and secured 10 patent grants, taking its active portfolio to 58 granted patents, with another 74 applications under consideration.
Artificial Intelligence is being integrated into engineering and project execution through indigenous digital solutions.
EIL’s AI-enabled platforms are being deployed in areas including project engineering, cost estimation and predictive asset integrity management, combining digital capabilities with its engineering domain expertise.
Expanding role in India’s energy transition
EIL is also positioning itself for the rapidly changing energy landscape, with investments in capabilities spanning green hydrogen, Sustainable Aviation Fuel, biofuels, carbon management and renewable-energy infrastructure.
The company has set a target of achieving Net Zero emissions across Scope 1 and Scope 2 by 2035.
Significantly, EIL is moving beyond conventional consultancy in selected clean-energy segments by developing and owning energy-transition assets, signalling an evolution in its business model.
Record order book provides multi-year visibility
With ₹15,109 crore in orders on its books at the end of March 2026, EIL enters the new financial year with substantial project visibility.
The company’s strategy is centred on internationalisation, diversification, operational excellence, technology and innovation, sustainability and people excellence, while continuing to leverage its more than six decades of engineering experience.
The record FY2025–26 performance marks a significant expansion of EIL’s business profile—from a company historically identified with hydrocarbons engineering to one seeking a larger role across global energy, infrastructure and emerging technology-led sectors.
