10 months ago
SEPC Wins INR 85 Crore UAE Contract
SEPC, a big company that builds and fixes things like water systems and roads, just won a big job in the United Arab Emirates.
They will be installing new safety systems for an oil company on an island called Mubarraz.
This job is worth about ₹85 crore and will take until 2026 to finish.
SEPC is happy because this shows they can do big, important jobs all over the world, not just in India.
They promise to do a good job and follow all the rules.
This is a big step for SEPC to become more known around the world.
SEPC FZE, the UAE arm of SEPC Limited, won a ₹85 crore contract for an energy infrastructure upgrade project in the UAE.
The contract involves installing an Emergency Shutdown (ESD) system, Nitrogen Generation Unit, and Public Address & General Alarm (PAGA) System at Mubarraz Island.
The project is under the Abu Dhabi Oil Company (ADOC) development framework and will run until December 2026.
SEPC will mobilize specialized engineering teams and modify piping and instrumentation systems as part of the project scope.
The contract strengthens SEPC's global portfolio and reinforces its strategy to expand internationally, particularly in the Middle East.
- Who
- SEPC Limited (through its UAE arm, SEPC FZE)
- What
- Secured a contract for energy infrastructure upgrade in UAE
- Where
- Mubarraz Island, UAE
- When
- Project duration until December 2026
- Why
- To expand SEPC's energy and process-industry capabilities in the Middle East
Key facts
- Contract Value
- AED 35,000,000 (~₹85 crore)
- Client
- Lauren Middle East Engineering Construction L.L.C.
- Project Location
- Mubarraz Island, UAE
- Project Duration
- Until December 2026
- Key Systems
- Emergency Shutdown (ESD) system, Nitrogen Generation Unit, Public Address & General Alarm (PAGA) System
- Payment Terms
- Milestone-based, 60 days after approved invoice submission
- SEPC's Global Presence
- Water treatment, road infrastructure, industrial EPC, and mining sectors in India
Quotes
Mr. Venkataramani Jaiganesh
Whole Time Director of SEPC Limited
“This contract demonstrates SEPC’s growing global credibility in executing high-complexity EPC assignments. The Middle East remains a high-potential region for us, and this order reinforces our strategy of transforming into a wider, more internationally anchored engineering organisation. We are committed to delivering this project safely, efficiently, and in line with ADOC’s stringent operational standards.”
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