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DEE Development Engineers Close Order Book at ₹1308 Cr for September 2025

New Delhi, October 7, 2025: Advanced piping and fabrication solutions provider DEE Development Engineers Limited has executed INR 89.17 crore of orders and closed the order book at INR 1,308 crore in the month of September. The company reported a cumulative order inflow of INR 598.04 crore for FY2025-26 (as of September 2025), with the order execution standing at INR 518.11 crore during the same period.

Commenting on this, Chairman and Managing Director at DEE Development Engineers Limited K.L. Bansal said: “Our sustained order inflow, spanning industrial, energy, and oil & gas sectors, reflects the strength of DEE’s engineering capabilities and market trust. As we scale our manufacturing base and strengthen our export portfolio, we remain focused on delivering high-performance solutions that support India’s industrial and energy transition goals.”
The strong inflows were led by robust demand in the oil & gas and power sectors across domestic operations. Building on this growth, the company recently doubled the capacity of its Anjar plant to 30,000 MTPA, enhancing the ability to serve global clients with faster delivery timelines and improved logistics efficiency.
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