DEE Development Engineers Limited (DDEL), one of India’s leading engineering companies specialising in process piping solutions, has reported a robust consolidated order book of ₹1,319.91 crore as of January 31, 2026, reflecting sustained demand across power, oil & gas, heavy engineering, and industrial gas segments.
During January 2026, the Company recorded order inflows of ₹92.77 crore while executing orders worth ₹75.59 crore across its India and overseas operations, underlining steady project momentum and execution discipline. The order book remains well diversified across power, oil & gas, process industries, heavy fabrication, and gas plant projects, with contributions from DEE India, DEE Thailand, DEE Fabricom India, and Molsieve Designs Limited.
In addition to the closing order book, DEE Development Engineers has emerged as L1 for orders aggregating approximately ₹391 crore from reputed clients. These projects are currently under finalisation and have not been included in the reported order book figure of ₹1,319.91 crore, providing further upside visibility for the coming quarters once formal purchase orders are awarded.
Commenting on the development, Mr. Krishan Lalit Bansal, Chairman & Managing Director, DEE Development Engineers Limited, said, “We continue to benefit from strong demand in the power sector, alongside stable ordering from oil & gas and process industries. Our integrated manufacturing capabilities, backed by facilities in India and Thailand, enable execution of complex, high-integrity piping and fabrication projects across domestic and international markets. Securing L1 positions for additional large-value orders further shares a forward visibility and a positive outlook for the upcoming months. As infrastructure and energy investments continue to gather momentum, we remain focused on disciplined execution, capacity readiness, and delivering high-quality solutions aligned with customer timelines and technical requirements.”
DEE Development Engineers continues to strengthen its manufacturing footprint and execution capabilities, positioning itself to support India’s expanding energy and industrial infrastructure requirements while maintaining a balanced mix of domestic and export-led projects.
