Larsen & Toubro

Major is L&T's own band for Rs 5,000 to 10,000 crore, so that number is a floor, not a value.

The scope covers gas inlet facilities, gas compression, condensate and produced water handling and propane refrigeration, built for new onshore installations processing sour gas. The power transmission and distribution business separately executes two 230 kV extra-high-voltage substations to feed the plants. The letter of award was issued in FY26 and the contract has now been signed. Neither the value nor the client was disclosed.

L&T classes a large order as Rs 2,500 crore to Rs 5,000 crore. Al Maktoum is the airport Dubai is building to replace DXB entirely, so the inter-terminal transit contract is the opening slice of a multi-decade programme.

The client is not named and ultra-mega is L&T's own disclosure band, so Rs 15,000cr is the floor of that band rather than the contract figure.

The subsidiary LTN Compute will install 10,000 NVIDIA B300 GPUs at Vyoma.AI's Chennai data centre campus, powering large-scale inferencing, fine-tuning and training workloads.

A separate share purchase agreement sells all of L&T Network Services to Vyoma for 30 crore rupees, so roughly 1,430 crore rupees of digital infrastructure now sits inside one named subsidiary instead of spread across the parent.

PRP-X covers engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning of multiple subsea pipeline segments plus associated modification work across ONGC's offshore fields. The second contract covers four well head platforms on the same EPCIC basis. L&T discloses order value only as a band, and Major is the third of five rungs, above Large at 2,500 to 5,000 crore and below Mega at 10,000 to 15,000. The more useful read is what kind of spending this is. ONGC's offshore pipeline network dates back decades and the Pipeline Replacement Project is a running programme rather than a one-time award, so this is maintenance capex on ageing infrastructure. That makes it more repeatable and less tied to the crude price than a new field development would be, and it lands in a business that has executed fixed platforms, subsea pipelines and decommissioning work for four decades.

L&T Energy Hydrocarbon is lead partner in the consortium and executes the larger share of the scope, covering engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning of new offshore facilities plus upgrades to existing ones. A significant part of the fabrication runs through L&T's own yards, so the order fills domestic capacity rather than being subcontracted away. Middle East hydrocarbon spending is what has been carrying the international order book while domestic ordering stays lumpy.

The company classifies it Mega, or 10,000 to 15,000 crore rupees, and it is its first thermal win in a month of order announcements.

The company defines major as 5,000 to 10,000 crore rupees, and this is its third win in that band or higher in three sessions.

Its consortium with Hitachi Energy covers six high-voltage links carrying 8 gigawatts at 525 kilovolts across the Netherlands and Germany.

The job is 26 residential towers of 120 metres each, built turnkey with large-wall precast panels to hold the schedule.

The biggest are from Africa's Dangote Group for a mega refinery and fertiliser expansion, including the world's largest fluid catalytic cracking reactor-regenerator package.

A Mega classification is L&T's own label for its largest order band, above 7,000 crore rupees. The order book keeps building ahead of the company's own results, and an award of this size in metals and minerals reinforces the read that the domestic capex cycle is still feeding the engineering major's pipeline.