SUGS Lloyd Limited (the Company) has secured a major order from Konkan Railway Corporation Limited worth Rs 6392.4 mn including GST. The project covers supply, installation, testing and commissioning of the plant contract together with SCADA DMS systems and is to be executed over 24 months. The contract represents a transformational milestone for the Company, substantially enhancing its order book and providing strong multi-year revenue visibility. The scale of the assignment underlines SUGS Lloyd Limited's capabilities in executing large and complex EPC projects in smart grid and power infrastructure domains. The award also marks a strategic expansion of the Power Transmission and Distribution business and further diversifies the company's project portfolio with marquee government clients. The chairman, Santosh Shah, described the award as a landmark validation of the company's execution capabilities and said it would significantly enhance revenue visibility while positioning the company to pursue larger opportunities. He indicated that the company will focus on disciplined execution, selective bidding and maintaining financial prudence as it leverages the contract to drive sustainable growth. Management expects the contract to open further opportunities in public sector infrastructure work. The company indicated mobilisation would commence on completion of necessary approvals. SUGS Lloyd Limited, established in 2009, is an engineering, procurement and construction company active in power transmission and distribution, solar and smart grid solutions across India. The company reports over 50 per cent market share in Fault Passage Indicator technology and counts NTPC, Tata Power, Adani Renewables and Indian Railway among its clients. For the first half of fiscal year 2026 the company reported revenue from operations of Rs 1230.3 mn, EBITDA of Rs 188.8 mn and net profit of Rs 118.2 mn. The new contract is expected to provide sustained revenue visibility and to strengthen the company's standing in national power infrastructure markets.