New Delhi, September 18, 2026: Engineers India Limited (EIL), a leading global engineering consultancy and project management organisation, reported its strongest-ever financial performance in FY2025–26, backed by robust project execution, a record order book and significant momentum in international markets.
The MoU provides a framework for collaboration under which EIL will offer its engineering, technical advisory, project management, and consultancy services to DGMA for the planning, development, modernization, and implementation of projects in the maritime sector.
Addressing the media in New Delhi following the Company’s 61st Annual General Meeting, EIL highlighted its strategy of building on its traditional strengths in hydrocarbons while accelerating its global expansion and diversification across infrastructure, renewables, nuclear energy, defence and other emerging sectors.
Record Financial Performance
FY2025–26 marked a significant milestone in EIL’s journey, with the Company recording its highest-ever Profit After Tax of ₹638.74 crore, representing growth of nearly 37% over the previous year.
Total income increased to ₹4,058.86 crore, compared with ₹3,198 crore in FY2024–25. Profit Before Tax rose to ₹833.50 crore, while EBITDA increased to ₹877.15 crore.
The Company’s operating margin also improved during the year, reflecting disciplined project execution and operational efficiency.
EIL secured fresh business worth ₹7,978 crore during FY2025–26, taking its order book to an all-time high of ₹15,109 crore as on March 31, 2026, providing strong multi-year business visibility.
Global Business Gains Momentum
International business emerged as one of the key growth drivers during the year, with overseas consultancy contributing around ₹4,929 crore — nearly 62% of the fresh business secured by EIL.Building on the successful execution of the landmark Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Project in Nigeria, EIL has further strengthened its association with the Dangote Group through an EPCM mandate for the Dangote Train-2 expansion, valued at approximately US$360 million, besides a separate PMC/EPCM assignment for a new four-train fertiliser project in Nigeria.
EIL has also strengthened its presence in the Middle East with the operationalisation of its office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, supported by a long-term in-Kingdom services agreement with Saudi Aramco.
The Company continues to progress projects and engagements across Mongolia, Guyana, UAE, Bahrain, Algeria, Kuwait and other international markets, reinforcing its strategy of expanding EIL’s global footprint.
Commenting on the Company’s strategic direction, Shri Atul Gupta, Chairman & Managing Director, Engineers India Limited, said:
“EIL enters its next phase from a position of considerable strength. Our strategy is to leverage the deep engineering and project management capabilities built over six decades, while accelerating our international expansion and diversifying into sectors that will shape the next generation of energy and infrastructure. Our objective is to build a more diversified, resilient, digital and globally competitive EIL.”
Diversifying Beyond Traditional Strengths
While hydrocarbons remain at the core of EIL’s engineering expertise, the Company is increasingly establishing its capabilities across new and emerging business areas.
EIL’s infrastructure portfolio expanded during the year with assignments covering mission-critical data centres, institutional infrastructure, airports and large public infrastructure projects.
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