KP Green Engineering Ltd (KPGEL) is quickly establishing itself as a key player in India’s infrastructure and renewable energy sectors. The company recently secured an additional order worth ₹165 crore, adding to its current order book of ₹400-600 crore. Alongside this, it is planning a new facility in Gujarat with an investment of ₹174 crore, which will expand its manufacturing capacity and strengthen its presence in the industry.
Founded in 1994 by Dr. Faruk G. Patel, KPGEL began as KP Buildcon Pvt. Ltd. and is part of the KP Group. The company, located in Vadodara, provides solutions for infrastructure needs. It focuses on making and coating metal products to protect them from rust. Its products include metal towers, structures for power stations, frames for solar panels, trays for cables, and barriers for roads. The company is experienced in renewable energy projects and manages everything from planning to setting up the structures.
KPGEL operates a modern manufacturing facility in Dabhasa, covering 2 lakh square feet with an annual capacity of 53,000 MT. The company plans to build a new plant to coat metal for road and rail projects, increasing production by 90,000 tons per year. A new greenfield project will further increase capacity by 2,94,000 MTPA, bringing the total to 3,47,000 MTPA after the expansions are completed.
The company works with India’s renewable energy, power transmission, and telecom industries, providing solutions for these growing sectors. It is also expanding its products to include high masts, floor gratings, and pre-engineered buildings to support modern infrastructure development in the country.
Financially, KPGEL has shown strong growth in FY24, reporting increases in revenue(206% YoY), EBITDA(147.6% YoY), PBT(200% YoY), and PAT(191.6% YoY). Its market cap is currently ₹2,771 crore, with a share price of ₹562 as of January 1, 2025. The promoters hold a 66.59% stake, with Dr. Faruk Patel personally holding 57.85%. The stock trades on the BSE SME platform and is gaining interest from investors.
With its growing capacity, increasing orders, and focus on important sectors, KPGEL is expected to achieve its goal of reaching a ₹10,000 crore market cap within a year. The company’s strong foundation in engineering and its commitment to meeting India’s infrastructure needs position it as an important player in the years to come.
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