Larsen & Toubro’s (L&T) heavy engineering unit announced that it had won several contracts across various business segments in the third quarter of the 2022 financial year (ending March 2022).
In a statement, L&T said that its modification, revamp and upgrade (MRU) business had won a contract from “a key hydrocarbon sector customer in the Middle East.” The contract covers detailed engineering and the supply of critical equipment and components.
The firm also announced that its MRU business had been awarded another project to revamp the fluid catalytic cracking system for “another important hydrocarbon sector customer in the Middle East.”
The Mumbai-based company also won a domestic contract from Indian Oil Corporation for residue fluid catalytic cracking at the Barauni Refinery (BR-9).
“We are delighted to receive these prestigious orders from global as well as domestic customers. It is a testimony of our ability to render uninterrupted reliable customer service even during the pandemic,” Anil Parab, Member – L&T executive committee, senior VP and head of heavy engineering at L&T said in the statement.
L&T heavy engineering also won orders including critical hydrocracker and hydrotreater reactors Reactors for the Residue Processing and Treating Unit of the Numaligarh Refinery; Ethylene Oxide Reactors for a Mono-ethylene Glycol (MEG) project in Poland from a European client; Ethylene Oxide Reactor for another MEG Project in Uzbekistan; Waste Heat Boiler packages for an Ammonia Plant in Israel & High-Pressure Heat Exchangers for IOCL Barauni Refinery.
