Chennai, 17 October (H.S.) : The Chennai-based EPC Turnkey construction firm, Sathlokhar Synergys E&C Global Limited (SSEGL), announced a period of strong growth and strategic success in the first half of FY26, solidifying its position as a fast-emerging player in India’s EPC sector. This momentum was marked by high-value contracts, a strengthened financial base, and improved credit standing.

During H1 FY26, SSEGL achieved a record order inflow of approximately ₹830 Crore, securing 12 major EPC contracts across industrial, warehousing, and commercial infrastructure. This robust performance has pushed the company's under-execution Order Book to over ₹1200 Crore as of September 30, 2025.

Key projects include a ₹338.36 Crore contract for a beverage manufacturing facility for Reliance Consumer Products Ltd. in Andhra Pradesh and a ₹219.22 Crore integrated project (Civil, PEB, MEP, and Solar) for Ceylon Beverage Can Pvt. Ltd. in Karnataka. These wins demonstrate the company's ability to attract marquee domestic and international clients, strengthening its presence across multiple states including Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.

The company’s financial health was officially recognized with a credit rating upgrade from India Ratings & Research in July 2025. The Long Term Rating was upgraded from IND BBB to IND BBB+ (Stable), and the Short Term Rating moved from IND A3+ to IND A2.

This upgrade reflects SSEGL's steady order inflows and prudent management. Further reinforcing its base, the Board approved a ₹114 Crore preferential issue in September 2025, which included equity shares and convertible warrants to non-promoter investors. This capital infusion is earmarked to enhance liquidity and support operational scalability.

G. Thiyagu, Managing Director of SSEGL, stated that the first half of FY26 has been transformative, coinciding with the completion of one year since the company’s stock exchange listing.

He affirmed that the company plans for continued sustainable growth by focusing on geographical expansion across southern and western India, sectoral diversification into healthcare and commercial infrastructure, and the adoption of advanced ERP systems for operational efficiency.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Dr. R. B. Chaudhary