L&T Heavy Engineering Secures Substantial Global Orders Worth up to ₹5,000 Crore
New Delhi, July 16, 2026: L&T Heavy Engineering, the high-tech manufacturing arm of Larsen & Toubro, has bagged a major series of international orders across Asia, Africa, North America, South America, and Europe. The new contracts reinforce the company’s standing as a global leader in process plant equipment manufacturing. While specific values were not disclosed individually, the company classifies these combined contracts as “Large,” placing their cumulative value between ₹2,500 crore and ₹5,000 crore, L&T Heavy Engineering said in a press release.
A major portion of the expansion comes from Africa’s largest industrial conglomerate, the Dangote Group. L&T Heavy Engineering secured contracts to support mega refinery and multi-train fertilizer expansion projects in Nigeria and Ethiopia. The scope of work encompasses supplying critical process equipment, including the world’s largest Fluid Catalytic Cracking Reactor Regenerator Package, alongside key urea and ammonia processing equipment.
Beyond Africa, the company secured a repeat order from a Japanese client to manufacture and supply heat exchangers and absorbers for an LNG project in Canada. Additionally, L&T Heavy Engineering gained contracts from customers in Spain, the United States, and Brazil for core equipment, including coke drums, fractionator columns, and heat exchangers.
Commenting on the achievements, Anil Parab, Whole-time Director & Sr Executive Vice President – Manufacturing, L&T, said, “These orders reaffirm the trust and confidence that customers place in L&T’s world-class manufacturing capabilities and its consistent track record of delivering high-quality process equipment to global clients.”
Parent company Larsen & Toubro is a $32 billion Indian multinational operating across EPC projects, high-tech manufacturing, products, and services in multiple geographies. With an emphasis on AI, technology, and quality, the conglomerate has sustained market leadership across its primary sectors for eight decades.
