Prime Highlights
- Inox Wind Ltd has secured a 100 MW equipment-supply order for wind power projects in Gujarat, including limited EPC services and multi-year operations support.
- The company is expanding its manufacturing capacity in Karnataka and strengthening its supply chain to meet growing demand in India’s renewable energy market.
Key Facts
- With the new order, Inox Wind’s total FY26 order inflow has reached about 400 MW, including previous 229 MW contracts.
- The ₹3,400 crore expansion in Karnataka will produce turbine components like towers, blades, and nacelles.
Background
Inox Wind Ltd (IWL) on Thursday announced that it has secured a 100 MW equipment-supply order from a renewable-energy developer for wind power projects in Gujarat. The order includes limited-scope engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, along with multi-year operations and maintenance support after commissioning.
This new deal adds to the company’s recently announced 229 MW orders, taking its total order inflow for FY26 to about 400 MW so far, according to Sanjeev Agarwal, CEO of Inox Wind.
Agarwal noted that Inox Wind is currently in the final stages of closing additional contracts, which will help the company meet its execution targets for the next 18 to 24 months. He added that the growing demand in India’s hybrid renewable energy market is creating strong momentum for the wind power sector.
Inox Wind is investing ₹3,400 crore to expand its manufacturing capacity in Karnataka. The company will make key turbine parts like towers, blades, and nacelles. This expansion will strengthen its supply chain and help meet the rising demand for wind power equipment in India.
Inox Wind is making the necessary changes to be able to gradually increase its participation in the Indian renewable energy transition that is in line with the country’s commitment to clean and sustainable energy generation, the company thus has a booming order book and increased manufacturing capacity.
