Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Skipper Secures ₹797 Crore Power Transmission Orders in India, Australia
Skipper Limited is a company that works on power transmission projects.
It received new orders worth ₹797 crore.
Some of the work will be in Australia.
Skipper will supply towers and monopoles for those projects.
In India, it will build a 765-kilovolt transmission line.
The Indian project was awarded by a domestic developer whose name was not disclosed.
Director Sharan Bansal said the orders could help Skipper grow in high-voltage and international markets.
The company’s shares rose after the announcement.
Skipper Limited secured new domestic and international power transmission and distribution orders worth ₹797 crore.
The international orders involve supplying transmission towers and monopoles for projects in Australia.
The domestic order involves setting up a 765-kilovolt transmission line for an unnamed domestic developer.
Director Sharan Bansal said the orders strengthen Skipper’s higher-voltage and technically complex infrastructure business.
Skipper’s shares rose 3% intraday; the stock gained nearly 62% over six months, according to the report.
- Who
- Skipper Limited, with commentary from Director Sharan Bansal, secured the orders.
- What
- The company won ₹797 crore of domestic and international power transmission and distribution orders.
- When
- The company announced the orders on 23 September 2026.
- Where
- The projects are in India and Australia; Skipper is based in Kolkata.
- Why
- The orders support Skipper’s strategy of expanding in high-voltage infrastructure, technically complex projects, and international markets.
- Total order value
- ₹797 crore
- International work
- Supply of transmission towers and monopoles for power T&D projects in Australia
- Domestic work
- A 765-kilovolt transmission line project
- Domestic awarding party
- An unnamed domestic developer
- Company director quoted
- Sharan Bansal
- Share-price reaction
- Skipper shares rose 3% in Wednesday intraday trading
- Six-month stock performance
- Nearly 62% gain, according to the report
