Synopsis: Goodluck India Limited has secured its largest-ever export order worth USD 13.6 million (approximately Rs. 113 crore) from a Nepal-based EPC player for the supply of approximately 14,500 MT of galvanized steel tower structures and fasteners for a 400 kV Double Circuit Transmission Line project, to be executed over 18 months.
In a regulatory filing submitted to both BSE and NSE on May 22, 2026, Goodluck India Limited disclosed that it has received a landmark export order for approximately 14,500 MT of transmission line structures from an international EPC player based in Nepal, with a total contract value of USD 13.6 million. The company described this as its largest-ever order in the transmission structures division, highlighting its growing presence in international infrastructure markets.
The order is linked to a 400 kV Double Circuit transmission line project in Nepal and includes manufacturing, fabrication, hot-dip galvanizing, bundling, and shipment of galvanized steel lattice towers and associated fasteners. The project will be executed over 18 months in a phased manner.
Industry observers note that export orders in the transmission structures segment generally carry stronger realisations compared to domestic contracts, particularly in specialised high-voltage infrastructure projects. The order also strengthens Goodluck India’s presence in the international power transmission market and improves long-term revenue visibility for its infrastructure division.
Nepal is currently expanding its high-voltage power transmission infrastructure to strengthen domestic energy distribution and improve cross-border electricity trade with neighbouring countries. Indian manufacturers with large-scale fabrication capabilities are expected to benefit from this infrastructure push.
The project comes at a time when Nepal is accelerating investments in cross-border power connectivity and grid modernisation to support rising electricity demand and regional power trade with India and Bangladesh.
Chairman Mahesh Chandra Garg stated that the order reflects the company’s strong manufacturing capabilities and quality standards, which helped it secure the international contract.
This export win further strengthens Goodluck India’s infrastructure and transmission business vertical. The company also operates across automotive tubing, solar structures, railway fabrication, and defence products through its subsidiary Goodluck Defence & Aerospace Ltd.
As of May 22, 2026, Goodluck India Limited maintains a diversified order book of approximately Rs. 1,450 crore across infrastructure, transmission, solar, railway, and defence-related businesses. The newly secured Nepal transmission line contract worth nearly Rs. 113 crore further strengthens the company’s export pipeline and provides revenue visibility over the next 18 months. The company has also been witnessing steady order inflows across solar mounting structures, high-speed rail fabrication, and defence engineering through its subsidiary Goodluck Defence & Aerospace Ltd.
With six manufacturing plants across Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat and a total installed capacity of 5,00,000 MTPA, the company has sufficient production capacity to execute the order efficiently.
Shares of Goodluck India Limited traded largely flat on Friday at around Rs. 1,437 despite touching an intraday high of Rs. 1,471 following the announcement of its largest-ever export order worth USD 13.6 million (approximately Rs. 113 crore). The stock has delivered strong returns of nearly 58% over the past one year and remains near its 52-week high of Rs. 1,475, reflecting sustained investor interest in the company’s infrastructure and export-driven growth story.
Company Overview
Founded in 1986 and headquartered in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, Goodluck India Limited is a diversified engineering solutions company engaged in manufacturing ERW pipes, steel structures, transmission towers, defence products, automotive tubing, and solar mounting structures. The company exports to more than 100 countries and operates through six manufacturing facilities across India.
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