Engineers India Limited has released its investor presentation highlighting the financial results for the third quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025, for Financial Year 2025-26. The company had previously scheduled an earnings call for February 13, 2026, and has now provided comprehensive financial data through its investor presentation.

Q3FY26 Financial Performance

The company delivered robust financial performance during the third quarter, demonstrating significant growth across key metrics:

Segment-wise Performance

Both business segments showed strong profitability improvements:

Nine-Month Performance Summary

The nine-month performance reflects sustained growth momentum:

Business Secured and Order Book

The company maintained strong order inflow during the quarter:

Major Orders Secured in Q3FY26

Key project wins included EPCM services for Ethylene Tank facilities at Dahej (₹318 million), DPR services for Coal to SNG Project (₹313 million), and international consultancy projects in UAE and Indonesia totaling ₹655 million.

Earnings Call Details

The post-results conference call remains scheduled for February 13, 2026, at 15:00 hrs (IST), hosted by DAM Capital Advisors Ltd. Senior management including Director (Finance) Sanjay Jindal and Company Secretary Suvendu Padhi will participate to address analyst queries.

The investor presentation was formally submitted to stock exchanges on February 12, 2026, pursuant to SEBI listing regulations, ensuring comprehensive disclosure of quarterly performance metrics to stakeholders.

Engineers India Limited, the state-run engineering and design company specializing in petroleum refineries, petrochemicals, and oil and gas processing, has secured its largest-ever overseas contract, signaling a robust growth trajectory backed by record order inflows and expanding international presence.

Record-Breaking Nigeria Contract

The company has won a landmark contract worth $360 million from Nigeria's Dangote Group for the expansion of a mega refinery project. This represents a significant milestone in Engineers India's global expansion strategy.

Vartika Shukla, Chairman and Managing Director, revealed that the company is simultaneously executing additional projects at the same location valued at $70 million, involving four trains of one of the highest-capacity urea units. These repeat orders demonstrate strong client confidence in the company's technical capabilities.

Order Book Reaches All-Time High

Engineers India's strategic focus on international markets has yielded impressive results, with the total order book climbing to a record ₹15,800 crore. The order book composition reflects the company's successful international expansion.

This represents a significant shift from previous years, with international business emerging as the primary growth driver. The substantial increase from ₹13,130 crore at the end of Q2FY26 demonstrates the company's accelerating order acquisition momentum.

Growth Outlook and Financial Performance

Management remains confident about the company's growth trajectory, expecting to meet or marginally exceed the earlier guidance of 25% year-on-year revenue growth. While the Nigeria order's impact on current year revenue will be modest due to the extended execution cycle, stronger contributions are anticipated from the next financial year onwards.

The company's margin profile continues to strengthen, supported by an improved project mix and higher-value consultancy work. The consultancy segment maintains robust profitability of 25-28%, while overseas projects, particularly high-complexity ones, are expected to be margin-accretive.

Market Position

Engineers India's current market capitalization stands at ₹3,779 crore. The stock was trading at ₹179.25 on the NSE and has remained relatively stable over the past year, despite the significant business developments and order book expansion.

The company's transformation into a globally competitive engineering services provider, with nearly two-thirds of new orders originating from international markets, positions it well for sustained growth in the medium term.