Lumino Industries wins Rs 496 crore of orders as backlog reaches Rs 3,215 crore

what happened

According to Newsmetry API, India’s power-infrastructure company Lumino Industries has won new orders worth Rs 496 crore since listing on September 3, 2026. The additions have lifted the Kolkata-based company’s total order book to Rs 3,215 crore. The figures exclude GST.

Manufacturing awards account for Rs 339 crore and cover conductors, high-tension and low-tension cables, and railway signalling cables. A separate Rs 157 crore engineering, procurement and construction contract covers the upgrade of underground power-distribution networks in India. The products mainly serve the transmission and distribution market, as well as other industries.

Lumino is increasing its emphasis on high-performance products such as high-temperature low-sag (HTLS) conductors, which can raise transfer capacity on existing transmission lines. Its two Howrah, West Bengal, plants consume 40,000 tonnes of aluminium annually in total. A new facility at Ranihati in Howrah is expected to lift overall capacity to 75,000 tonnes in phases.

why it matters

The backlog spans Lumino’s manufacturing and EPC operations. The order additions come as India increases investment in transmission and distribution infrastructure amid rising electricity demand, renewable-energy integration and grid expansion, while the company builds out production capacity.

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