, a leading EPC player, has started the new financial year on a strong note with fresh order inflow of ₹125 crore from reputed clients.
The company also expects to register turnover growth of over 100 per cent in FY26 compared to ₹402 crore logged in FY25.
The growth will be driven by strong execution across infrastructure and solar EPC projects, disciplined billing and collection processes, reflecting enhanced operational efficiency.
The total work order booked value of the company was at ₹1,097 crore, to be executed over the next 3 to 10 months, providing strong near term revenue visibility.
The new orders include Reliance Consumer Products (₹104 crore) to be completed before June, EDAC Engineering (₹18 crore) before November and Anabond Ltd (₹5 crore) by July.
Further, the company has given a guidance for potential additional order inflows of over ₹500 crore from existing and ongoing client relationships.
The company has placed bids worth ₹18,417 crore, which are currently under various stages of evaluation.
In addition, the company is actively engaged with over 19,500 potential leads, ensuring a steady flow of opportunities for future order bookings.
Big Reliance project
Sathlokhar Synergys E&C Global is executing a fast-track project for Reliance Campa Cola at Kurnool, which is set to become the world’s second largest beverage plant with 11 production lines on a built up area of about 15 lakh sqft. The company is in the process of applying for a Guinness World Record for this project.
G Thiyagu, Managing Director, Sathlokhar Synergys E&C Global, said last financial year has been a landmark year for the company with turnover more than doubling driven by strong execution across infrastructure projects and disciplined operational practices.
“We are starting the new financial year on a strong note with new order wins, further strengthening our order book and near term revenue visibility,” he said.
The order from Reliance Consumer Products represents a repeat engagement, reinforcing client confidence in the company’s capabilities, he added.