Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has secured an ultra-mega offshore engineering contract from ADNOC Offshore, with the order valued at more than ₹15,000 crore. Awarded to L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Offshore (LTEH Offshore), the project will be executed through a consortium in which L&T serves as the lead partner. The contract further strengthens L&T’s position in the Middle East’s energy infrastructure market and adds another marquee project to its rapidly growing international order book.
The project involves the engineering, procurement, construction, installation, and commissioning (EPCIC) of multiple offshore facilities, along with upgrades to existing infrastructure for ADNOC Offshore. A substantial portion of the fabrication work will be carried out at L&T’s advanced fabrication yards in India, highlighting the company’s integrated EPCIC capabilities and its expertise in delivering complex offshore developments.
L&T Wins Ultra-Mega Offshore Contract From ADNOC
According to the company:
- Client: ADNOC Offshore
- Order Value: Above ₹15,000 crore
- Executing Entity: L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Offshore (LTEH Offshore)
- Execution Model: Consortium, with L&T as the lead partner
- Region: Middle East
Deal Snapshot
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Company | Larsen & Toubro (L&T) |
| Business Vertical | L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Offshore |
| Client | ADNOC Offshore |
| Order Size | More than ₹15,000 crore |
| Category | Ultra-Mega Order |
| Region | Middle East |
Scope of the Project
As the lead consortium partner, LTEH Offshore will undertake the majority of the project responsibilities.
The scope includes:
- Engineering of offshore facilities.
- Procurement of equipment and materials.
- Construction and fabrication.
- Offshore installation.
- Commissioning of multiple offshore assets.
- Upgradation of existing offshore infrastructure.
A significant share of fabrication will be executed at L&T’s state-of-the-art manufacturing yards, leveraging the company’s integrated offshore engineering and fabrication capabilities.
Project Responsibilities
| Activity | L&T’s Role |
|---|---|
| Engineering | ✔ |
| Procurement | ✔ |
| Construction | ✔ |
| Installation | ✔ |
| Commissioning | ✔ |
| Existing Facility Upgrades | ✔ |
Strengthening L&T’s Offshore Energy Business
L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Offshore is one of the world’s leading EPCIC contractors for offshore oil and gas developments.
Its capabilities include:
- Shallow-water field development.
- Deep-water offshore projects.
- Integrated engineering and fabrication.
- Marine transportation and installation.
- Lifecycle support for offshore assets.
The latest ADNOC contract reinforces L&T’s long-standing relationship with energy companies in the Middle East, a region that continues to invest heavily in offshore oil and gas production despite accelerating investments in renewable energy.
Order Book Momentum Continues
Large export and contract wins have been a recurring theme across Indian infrastructure and engineering firms, including HFCL’s ₹495 crore fibre cable export order.
The ADNOC contract adds to a series of large international orders secured by L&T in recent weeks across the energy and infrastructure sectors.
The company has recently expanded its presence through:
- Offshore wind infrastructure projects in Europe.
- Hydrocarbon and energy contracts in the Middle East.
- Large engineering and infrastructure projects across global markets.
This diversified order pipeline strengthens revenue visibility while demonstrating L&T’s ability to execute complex engineering projects across multiple industries.
Why the Order Matters
Other state-linked infrastructure players have also been winning sizeable contracts recently, such as RailTel’s ₹108 crore coal network deal.
The contract is strategically important for several reasons:
- Expands L&T’s international order book.
- Reinforces its leadership in offshore EPCIC services.
- Supports long-term revenue visibility.
- Demonstrates continued investment by Middle Eastern energy companies in offshore infrastructure.
- Increases utilization of L&T’s fabrication facilities in India.
Looking Ahead
L&T’s ultra-mega offshore contract from ADNOC Offshore further cements the engineering giant’s position as one of the world’s leading EPCIC contractors for large-scale energy infrastructure projects. Valued at over ₹15,000 crore, the order strengthens the company’s international order book while highlighting its ability to deliver complex offshore engineering, fabrication, installation, and commissioning projects through integrated execution capabilities. The contract also reinforces the strategic importance of the Middle East, which remains one of L&T’s largest overseas markets for hydrocarbon infrastructure.
Looking ahead, the ADNOC project is expected to contribute meaningfully to L&T’s execution pipeline over the coming years while supporting revenue growth and capacity utilization at its Indian fabrication facilities. Combined with the company’s recent wins in offshore wind and other international infrastructure projects, the latest contract reflects sustained global demand for L&T’s engineering expertise and strengthens its long-term growth prospects across the energy sector.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is L&T’s new ADNOC Offshore order worth?
L&T has secured an ultra-mega offshore engineering contract from ADNOC Offshore valued at more than ₹15,000 crore, awarded to its subsidiary L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Offshore (LTEH Offshore).
What does the ADNOC contract involve?
The project covers engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning (EPCIC) of multiple offshore facilities, along with upgrades to existing ADNOC Offshore infrastructure, with a substantial portion of fabrication carried out at L&T’s yards in India.
How does this fit into L&T’s broader order book?
The ADNOC contract adds to a series of large international orders L&T has secured recently, including offshore wind infrastructure projects in Europe and other hydrocarbon and energy contracts across the Middle East.
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