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L&T secures major EPC contracts in automotive and glass manufacturing sectors

From float glass plants to two-wheeler factories, L&T's latest deals showcase its dominance in India's booming industrial landscape. Discover how repeat clients fuel its expansion.

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L&T secures major EPC contracts in automotive and glass manufacturing sectors

Larsen & Toubro (L&T), a USD 30 billion multinational, has secured multiple high-value orders in its Buildings & Factories division. The company's focus on quality and client satisfaction continues to drive repeat business across key sectors.

Recent wins include projects in automotive, glass manufacturing, and energy infrastructure, reinforcing its position in India's EPC market. Over the past two years, L&T's Buildings & Factories segment has expanded its portfolio with large-scale projects. These span manufacturing, healthcare, airports, data centres, and energy facilities.

On March 27, 2026, the company announced two major contracts. One involves constructing a float glass plant in Gujarat, covering full end-to-end execution. The other is a state-of-the-art two-wheeler manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh for a leading automaker.

The division typically handles orders valued between Rs 1,000 crore and Rs 2,500 crore. Recent wins also include solar panel plants, battery storage units, paint and chemical factories, food processing units, hospitals, and commercial buildings. These projects highlight L&T's ability to deliver across diverse industries while maintaining strong client relationships. The new orders strengthen L&T's presence in India's industrial and infrastructure sectors. With a reputation for reliable execution, the company remains a preferred partner for large-scale EPC projects. This momentum is expected to support further growth in its core business segments.

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