September 29, 2025 — By Markets Desk, eBharat.com
SEPC Ltd has announced a fresh overseas contract from Avenir LLC, Abu Dhabi, and has submitted the material details under Regulation 30 (LODR). The disclosure signals growing momentum in SEPC’s international order book, even as it deepens its domestic pipeline in water and infrastructure.
Order Significance
- The Abu Dhabi win expands SEPC’s reach in the Middle East, marking another step in its overseas project ambitions.
- Exact financial details were not disclosed in the filing, but the company has confirmed that key clauses covering scope, obligations, and timelines have been recorded under Reg-30.
- The deal adds to SEPC’s recent project wins, including a ₹442-crore Delhi Jal Board order and solar EPC work valued at ₹650 crore, highlighting its diversified order mix.
| Project | Value | Geography | Filed Under |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abu Dhabi — Avenir LLC | Not disclosed | UAE | Reg-30 |
| Delhi Jal Board — Water Project | ₹442 crore | India | Reg-30 |
| Solar EPC Package | ₹650 crore | India | Reg-30 |
Market Reaction
SEPC shares have a track record of reacting strongly to order inflows. Earlier this month, the stock surged ~11.5% intraday after the Delhi water project announcement. On Monday, investors are expected to closely watch how the Abu Dhabi disclosure translates into execution timelines and revenue visibility.
Risks & What to Watch
- Execution Risk: Overseas contracts bring higher logistical and compliance challenges.
- Currency Exposure: Payment terms in foreign currency may impact net margins.
- Disclosure Depth: While Reg-30 filings improve transparency, margins and payment cycles remain undisclosed.
Outlook
The Abu Dhabi order signals SEPC’s widening scope beyond India and strengthens its bid pipeline credibility. If execution is smooth, the company could bolster both its topline and investor confidence, further cementing its presence in the global EPC arena.
