Hazoor Multi Projects Secures Rs 1,830 Million Order From Tata Steel

26 Feb 2026 CW Team

Hazoor Multi Projects said it has secured a work order from Tata Steel for infrastructure and allied services, marking a notable contract win for the construction firm. The order was announced in a company filing and follows a period of renewed activity in industrial infrastructure tendering. The deal underscores the firm's focus on large-scale steel sector assignments.

The contract is valued at Rs 183 crore, equivalent to Rs 1,830 million (Rs 1,830 mn), and will cover engineering, procurement and construction activities across designated sites. The amount will be reported as Rs 1,830 mn in the company's financial disclosures and will be treated as an order inflow in the current quarter. Project deliverables include civil works, utility installation and infrastructure upgrades tailored to the steelmaker's operational requirements.

Hazoor Multi Projects indicated that the assignment will commence following customary clearances and mobilisation procedures and that work schedules will be aligned with the client's project timetables. The company expects to deploy its project management teams and subcontractor network to meet phased milestones. No financial guidance was revised at the time of the filing.

Industry observers noted that contract awards in the steel and related infrastructure segment have gained momentum, driven by capacity expansion and maintenance cycles. The order win adds to Hazoor Multi Projects' order book and reinforces its presence in the industrial construction domain. The contract may support revenue visibility in the near term and contribute to capacity utilisation.

The company filed the development on 20 February 2026 and stated that it will update the market on execution progress as required under regulatory norms. The announcement was made through the stock exchange reporting mechanism and will be included in the next quarterly statement.

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