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KD Green's pipe unit bags ₹4.40 cr order from Meghalaya power utility

Shivam Pipe Industries, a 51% subsidiary, gets a contract for galvanized steel poles under the central government's revamped distribution scheme. The order is about 19% of the unit's annual revenue.

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Mkt cap₹568 cr
ROE1.44%
Debt / eq.0.01
₹4.40 cr Order value for galvanized steel tubular poles, representing about 19% of Shivam Pipes' annual revenue.

What's new

  • Shivam Pipe Industries, 51% subsidiary of KD Green Industries, secured an order worth ₹4.40 cr from MePDCL.
  • The order is for supply of galvanized steel tubular electric poles under the central RDSS scheme.
  • Delivery is immediate; the subsidiary is a registered vendor with multiple northeastern utilities.

Why this matters

For a micro-cap subsidiary with annual revenue of around ₹22.83 cr, a single order worth 19% of that is material. It signals continued execution in the northeastern power distribution market and could meaningfully boost near-term earnings at the subsidiary level.

What we're watching

  • Whether more orders flow from the RDSS scheme, which is a central programme with many tenders.
  • How the order impacts KD Green's consolidated financials given its 51% stake.
  • Any further clarity on the board's previously announced merger or acquisition plans.

The full read

KD Green Industries' 51% subsidiary, Shivam Pipe Industries, has landed a ₹4.40 cr order to supply galvanized steel tubular electric poles to Meghalaya Power Distribution Corporation Ltd. (MePDCL). The contract falls under the central government's Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS), a programme with credible demand visibility. For a subsidiary with trailing annual revenue of about ₹22.83 cr, a single order worth 19% of that is hard to ignore. Shivam supplies poles under the 'Xtech' brand and is a registered vendor with multiple northeastern utilities, so this isn't its first rodeo. Delivery is immediate. The parent, KD Green, has a market cap of ₹568 cr. The question is whether this order is a one-off or the start of an RDSS-driven pipeline. The board was also weighing an acquisition or merger as recently as June 2026; that trajectory remains worth watching.

Questions answered

What is the size of the order relative to Shivam Pipe Industries' business?
Shivam Pipe's annual revenue is around ₹22.83 cr. The ₹4.40 cr order is about 19% of that, making it a large single contract for the subsidiary.
Who is the counterparty and what scheme is this under?
The order comes from Meghalaya Power Distribution Corporation Ltd. (MePDCL) under the central government's Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS), which aims to improve power distribution infrastructure.
Is this order genuinely new or previously known?
The order is genuinely new. There was no prior disclosure in recent company events. It is a fresh win for Shivam Pipe Industries.
What is the delivery timeline?
The order specifies immediate delivery, though no exact deadline is given in the filing.
Mentioned: Shivam Pipe Industries · MePDCL · ₹4.40 cr
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Company snapshot

KD Green Industries Ltd.

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₹568 cr
P/E 983.97×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹23 cr
Net profit₹2 cr
Op. margin+15.9%
EPS₹0.18

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.01×
Current ratio1.15×
Sales CAGR+102.5%
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