Kilburn Engineering Limited , a prominent player in the engineering sector, has announced significant changes in its leadership and positive developments in its subsidiary's business operations.

Leadership Change

Arvind Kumar Bajoria, the Whole-Time Company Secretary & Compliance Officer of Kilburn Engineering Limited, has tendered his resignation. In a letter dated August 8, 2025, Bajoria expressed his intention to pursue other career opportunities. The company's management has accepted his resignation, and he will be relieved of his responsibilities effective September 25, 2025.

In compliance with SEBI regulations, Kilburn Engineering confirmed that there are no material reasons for Bajoria's resignation other than those stated in his resignation letter. The company is expected to announce a successor in due course to ensure a smooth transition of responsibilities.

Subsidiary's Business Momentum

While Kilburn Engineering undergoes this leadership transition, its wholly-owned subsidiary, M.E Energy Pvt. Limited, has reported significant business gains. M.E Energy, specializing in energy recovery and cost reduction solutions, has secured multiple orders totaling ₹80.28 crore in the current quarter.

Key Highlights of M.E Energy's Recent Orders:

1. Entry into Ferro Alloys Sector: A ₹51.00 crore order marks M.E Energy's foray into the ferro alloys industry. The project involves executing a 12 MW Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) based Power Plant, which will utilize high-temperature furnace flue gases to generate clean energy.

2. Repeat Order from Shree Cement: The company received a ₹17.70 crore repeat order from Shree Cement Limited. This order is for supplying, installing, and commissioning non-conventional biomass fuel (paddy straw) fired Hot Air Generator (HAG) systems at Shree Cement's grinding units in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.

Management Perspectives

K. Vijay Kartha, Managing Director of M.E. Energy Pvt. Ltd., expressed enthusiasm about the company's expansion into the ferro alloys sector and the trust shown by repeat customers like Shree Cement.

Amritanshu Khaitan, Director of Kilburn Engineering Ltd., highlighted the potential of M.E. Energy, stating, "With the capex committed, the company is well-positioned to scale up its turnover multi-fold in the years to come, further enhancing its role as a leading player in the clean energy and industrial heating sectors."

These developments underscore Kilburn Engineering's strategic focus on sustainable energy solutions and its ability to navigate leadership changes while maintaining business momentum through its subsidiaries.

Kilburn Engineering 's wholly owned subsidiary, M.E. Energy Pvt. Limited, has recently secured orders worth Rs. 80.28 crore, marking a significant milestone in the company's growth trajectory. The orders include a major contract for a waste heat recovery power plant and a repeat order from a leading cement manufacturer.

Entry into Ferro Alloys Sector

The company has made a notable entry into the ferro alloys sector with a Rs. 51.00 crore contract for a 12 MW Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) based Power Plant. This project represents a strategic expansion of M.E. Energy's portfolio beyond its traditional sectors of oil & gas, cement, and steel.

The WHR power plant will:

• Harness high-temperature furnace flue gases
• Generate clean energy through two Waste Heat Recovery Boilers (WHRB)
• Implement a captive power system

This innovative solution is expected to enhance the client's profitability while contributing to their sustainability efforts.

Repeat Order from Shree Cement

In addition to the ferro alloys project, M.E. Energy has received a repeat order worth Rs. 17.70 crore from Shree Cement Limited. This order involves:

• Supply, installation, and commissioning of non-conventional biomass fuel fired Hot Air Generator (HAG) systems
• Implementation at grinding units in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh
• Utilization of paddy straw as fuel
• Inclusion of fuel handling and auxiliary systems

These HAG systems are designed to provide sustainable heating solutions for cement production, further cementing M.E. Energy's position in the industrial heating sector.

Management Commentary

Mr. K. Vijay Kartha, Managing Director of M.E. Energy Pvt. Ltd., expressed enthusiasm about the company's recent achievements: "Our entry into the ferro alloys sector through this 12 MW WHR project is an exciting development in M.E. Energy's growth journey. At the same time, the repeat order from Shree Cement reflects the deep trust our long-standing clients place on us."

Mr. Amritanshu Khaitan, Director of Kilburn Engineering Ltd., added a group perspective: "These order wins strengthen our conviction in the potential of M.E. Energy. With the capex committed, the company is well-positioned to scale up its turnover multi-fold in the years to come, further enhancing its role as a leading player in the clean energy and industrial heating sectors."

Conclusion

These recent orders, totaling Rs. 80.28 crore, underscore M.E. Energy's strong execution capabilities and reinforce its leadership in waste heat recovery, captive power generation, and non-conventional fuel-based industrial heating solutions across core industries. The company's expansion into the ferro alloys sector and the repeat business from established clients signal promising growth prospects for M.E. Energy and its parent company, Kilburn Engineering Limited.