Key Highlights
- Thermax subsidiary TBWES secures ₹1,600 crore boiler package order.
- Project involves one 800 MW ultra supercritical thermal power plant in Central India.
- Scope includes manufacturing supply installation supervision and commissioning.
- Execution aligned with milestone based delivery timelines as per contract.
- Order strengthens Thermax position in large scale energy solutions segment.
Thermax Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Thermax Babcock & Wilcox Energy Solutions Limited has secured a major boiler package supply order worth approximately ₹1,600 crore. The contract is linked to a 1×800 MW ultra supercritical thermal power project located in Central India.
The order encompasses a comprehensive scope of work including manufacturing, supply, supervision of installation, and commissioning of the boiler package. It also includes performance testing to ensure operational efficiency and compliance with project specifications.
The company stated that execution of the project will be aligned with predefined milestones and delivery schedules as outlined in the contract. This structured approach is expected to ensure timely completion and operational readiness of the thermal power unit.
According to management commentary, the order represents a significant milestone for Thermax in the utility-scale energy segment. It reinforces the company’s engineering capabilities and track record in executing large and complex thermal power projects.
Thermax, through its subsidiary TBWES, provides integrated solutions for steam and power generation across a wide range of fuels including solid, liquid, and gaseous sources. The company also offers heat recovery systems, process heating solutions, and retrofit services for industrial applications across sectors such as chemicals, petrochemicals, and refineries.
With this order, Thermax continues to strengthen its presence in India’s thermal power infrastructure space, particularly in advanced ultra supercritical technology projects that focus on improved efficiency and reduced emissions.