Salasar Techno Engineering Ltd said it is targeting 20 per cent revenue growth in FY27 to reach about Rs 18 billion (Rs 18 bn) as it cites a strong order book and solid execution momentum. The Noida based infrastructure solutions provider set the target after reviewing its active contracts and near term pipeline. Management presented the objective as part of its planning for domestic projects and selected global engagements. The company reported revenue of Rs 15.12 billion (Rs 15.12 bn) in FY26, up from Rs 14.55 billion (Rs 14.55 bn) in the preceding year, while profit declined to Rs 172.1 million (Rs 172.1 mn) from Rs 191 million (Rs 191 mn). The firm attributed the revenue increase to heightened activity across its verticals and noted that profitability was affected by cost and execution dynamics during the year. Management indicated that margin recovery is a focus as the business scales. The stated growth outlook is supported by an order book of about Rs 25 billion (Rs 25 bn), which management said provides good visibility across power transmission and distribution, railway electrification, telecom and industrial fabrication. Recent large contract awards from RVNL, UPPTCL and TANGEDCO were cited as strengthening the near term execution schedule. The company highlighted a diversified business model and technical qualifications as enabling sustained delivery across these segments. Salasar was listed on the BSE and NSE in July 2017 and in 2024 raised Rs 2.91 billion (Rs 2.91 bn) through a preferential allotment, with a substantial portion deployed towards the acquisition of EMC Limited. The group operates four plants in Hapur and Bhilai that manufacture telecom towers and monopoles, transmission towers and monopoles, substations, railway OHE structures and various civil and industrial steel products. Together these facilities have an installed annual capacity of 211,000 tonnes, equivalent to 0.211 million tonnes (0.211 mn t), which underpins the companys execution capability.