K2 Infragen FY26 Revenue Rises 26%
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K2 Infragen FY26 Revenue Rises 26%

K2 Infragen reported revenue from operations of Rs 1.85 billion in FY 2025-26, up 25.96 per cent from Rs 1.47 billion in FY 2024-25. Total income rose 27.19 per cent to Rs 1.89 billion, supported by improved execution and operational efficiency.

The company’s EBITDA increased 33.29 per cent to Rs 270.71 million, while Profit After Tax, excluding exceptional gain, stood at Rs 133.30 million, up 14.46 per cent. It also reported improved debtor days, stronger operating cash flow and higher cash and cash equivalents.

Since December 2025, K2 Infragen has secured new orders worth Rs 4.12 billion across energy, transmission and distribution, railways and renewable infrastructure. It has also bid for tenders worth around Rs 5.8 billion in the roads and railways sectors.

The company recently secured two orders from Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam worth Rs 569.1 million, strengthening its position in power transmission. K2 Infragen operates across roads, railways, power transmission and distribution, civil construction, water infrastructure and renewable energy.

K2 Infragen reported revenue from operations of Rs 1.85 billion in FY 2025-26, up 25.96 per cent from Rs 1.47 billion in FY 2024-25. Total income rose 27.19 per cent to Rs 1.89 billion, supported by improved execution and operational efficiency.The company’s EBITDA increased 33.29 per cent to Rs 270.71 million, while Profit After Tax, excluding exceptional gain, stood at Rs 133.30 million, up 14.46 per cent. It also reported improved debtor days, stronger operating cash flow and higher cash and cash equivalents.Since December 2025, K2 Infragen has secured new orders worth Rs 4.12 billion across energy, transmission and distribution, railways and renewable infrastructure. It has also bid for tenders worth around Rs 5.8 billion in the roads and railways sectors.The company recently secured two orders from Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam worth Rs 569.1 million, strengthening its position in power transmission. K2 Infragen operates across roads, railways, power transmission and distribution, civil construction, water infrastructure and renewable energy.

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