Archive · 17 Nov 2025
WPIL's South African Arm Wins ₹426-Crore Water Project Contract
A company from India, WPIL, has a part in South Africa that got a big job.
This job is to help build a water project called the Mokolo Crocodile Water Augmentation Project.
This project will move water from one place to another to make sure a town has enough water.
The job is worth a lot of money, around 426 crore rupees, and will take about four years to finish.
WPIL is a company that makes and works with pumps and water systems.
WPIL's South African arm secured a ₹426-crore contract for electro mechanical and instrumentation works.
The contract is for the Mokolo Crocodile Water Augmentation Project phase 2.
The project aims to augment water supply to Lephalale municipality by diverting water from Mokolo dam.
The contract is expected to be commissioned within four years.
WPIL is an Indian company specializing in fluid handling, including pumps and pumping systems.
- Who
- WPIL's South African arm
- What
- Secured a ₹426-crore contract for electro mechanical and instrumentation works
- When
- Announced on Monday, November 17
- Where
- South Africa
- Why
- To meet water demands by diverting water from the Mokolo dam to the Waterberg area
- Contract Value
- ₹426 crore
- Contracting Company
- WPIL (South African arm)
- Client
- Matla a Metsi Joint Venture
- Project Name
- Mokolo Crocodile Water Augmentation Project phase 2
- Commissioning Timeline
- 4 years
- Announcement Date
- Monday, November 17