August27 , 2026

    Welspun Corp Secures ₹1,400 Crore Export Pipe Orders; Global Order Book Rises to ₹23,650 Crore

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    Welspun Corp Limited has secured fresh export orders worth approximately ₹1,400 crore for the supply of oil and gas line pipes, further strengthening its order pipeline and reinforcing revenue visibility through FY28.

    The latest contracts are for the supply of pipes for oil and gas export projects and will be executed from the company’s manufacturing facility in India.

    Following these order wins, Welspun Corp’s consolidated global order book has increased to ₹23,650 crore (around US$2.5 billion), ensuring continuity of operations across its manufacturing facilities in India and the United States.

    The company said the newly secured orders are scheduled for execution during FY27 and FY28, providing a strong foundation for sustained business growth over the next two financial years.

    The latest wins build on Welspun Corp’s robust export momentum. In January 2026, the company had announced a ₹3,100 crore export order for the supply of large-diameter coated line pipes for projects in the Americas.

    Welspun Corp is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of large-diameter line pipes, supplying products for the global oil, gas, and water infrastructure sectors. The growing order book reflects continued demand from international energy infrastructure projects and strengthens the company’s position in the global pipeline market.