Welspun Corp Secures Rs 24 Bn U.S. Gas Pipeline Order
OIL & GAS

Welspun Corp Secures Rs 24 Bn U.S. Gas Pipeline Order

Welspun Corp Ltd has secured new orders worth Rs 24 billion to supply coated pipes for natural gas pipeline projects in the USA. With this latest win, the company’s total order book has now reached approximately Rs 200 billion. The execution of these projects is scheduled for FY26 and FY27.

Commitment to Quality and Timely Delivery This major order reinforces Welspun Corp’s strong presence in the U.S. energy sector. The company has earned a reputation for consistent quality, operational efficiency, and on-time project execution, key factors in securing these prestigious contracts.

Driving Energy Security and Economic Growth As a leading player in global pipeline infrastructure, Welspun Corp continues to contribute to energy security and economic development. With operations across multiple regions, the company remains a crucial supplier of critical pipeline solutions, supporting worldwide energy demand.

Welspun Corp Ltd has secured new orders worth Rs 24 billion to supply coated pipes for natural gas pipeline projects in the USA. With this latest win, the company’s total order book has now reached approximately Rs 200 billion. The execution of these projects is scheduled for FY26 and FY27. Commitment to Quality and Timely Delivery This major order reinforces Welspun Corp’s strong presence in the U.S. energy sector. The company has earned a reputation for consistent quality, operational efficiency, and on-time project execution, key factors in securing these prestigious contracts. Driving Energy Security and Economic Growth As a leading player in global pipeline infrastructure, Welspun Corp continues to contribute to energy security and economic development. With operations across multiple regions, the company remains a crucial supplier of critical pipeline solutions, supporting worldwide energy demand.

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