Key Highlights
- SEPC FZE secured an AED 35 million (₹85 crore) EPC subcontract in the UAE.
- The project covers the installation of an ESD system, Nitrogen Generation Unit, and PAGA System.
- Work will be executed at Mubarraz Island under the ADOC development framework.
- The contract was awarded by Lauren Middle East Engineering Construction L.L.C.
- Project timeline extends until December 2026.
- Payments will follow a milestone-linked framework with a 60-day post-invoice cycle.
SEPC Limited announced that its UAE subsidiary, SEPC FZE, has secured an EPC subcontract worth AED 35 million (approximately ₹85 crore) for a strategic energy infrastructure upgrade project in the United Arab Emirates. The development marks a significant expansion of the company’s operational presence in the Middle East.
The order, awarded by Lauren Middle East Engineering Construction L.L.C., includes the installation of a new Emergency Shutdown (ESD) system, Nitrogen Generation Unit, and an advanced Public Address & General Alarm (PAGA) System at Mubarraz Island. The project forms part of the Abu Dhabi Oil Company (ADOC) development framework.
According to the company, the contract is scheduled to run until December 2026 and is expected to strengthen its execution capabilities in complex energy and process-industry segments. The scope includes detailed engineering, specialized team mobilization, instrumentation upgrades, piping work, and integration of mission-critical safety systems. Deliverables and payments will be aligned with ADOC’s milestone-based contractual requirements, with payments commencing 60 days after submission of an approved invoice and progress report.
SEPC stated that the contract enhances its growing international portfolio, complementing its established presence across water management, industrial infrastructure, mining, and road projects in India.
Managing Director Venkataramani Jaiganesh noted that the order reinforces the company’s strategy to expand its global footprint and advance its capabilities in high-complexity EPC projects. He added that the Middle East remains a high-potential market for the company.
SEPC Limited, formerly known as Shriram EPC Limited, provides turnkey infrastructure solutions across multiple sectors and recorded a standalone revenue of ₹597.65 crore, EBITDA of ₹98.94 crore, and net profit of ₹24.84 crore in FY25.