Key Quantitative Figures

  • Total value of two new EPC work orders: ₹583 crore
  • ₹508 crore work order for construction of Skyscraper Residential Tower at Marine Lines, South Mumbai
  • ₹75 crore Letter of Acceptance from Bharat Mumbai Container Terminal Private Limited for Triangular Yard-Surcharging - Reclamation Works at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (Nhava Sheva Port), Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra
  • EPC portfolio increased from ₹275 crore (as of September 2026) to approximately ₹858 crore

Dates and Timeline

  • Disclosure date: November 03, 2026
  • Work orders secured recently (exact date not specified)

Parties Involved

  • Man Infraconstruction Limited (MICL) - Company securing the orders
  • Bharat Mumbai Container Terminal Private Limited (BMCTPL) - Client for port reclamation work
  • Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) - Location of port project

Project Details

1. Residential Tower Project: Construction of Skyscraper Residential Tower at Marine Lines, South Mumbai (₹508 crore)

2. Port Infrastructure Project: Triangular Yard-Surcharging - Reclamation Works at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra (₹75 crore)

Business Impact

  • Significant strengthening of EPC portfolio from ₹275 crore to ₹858 crore
  • Enhanced revenue visibility for standalone business over coming years
  • Repeat order from BMCTPL indicates client trust and relationship strength

Company Background and Capabilities

  • Over six decades of EPC experience
  • Strong execution capabilities across ports, infrastructure, mass housing and high-rise construction
  • Executed more than 60 million square feet of construction across 60+ projects

Management Commentary

Mr. Manan Shah, Managing Director, MICL Group stated:

  • The ₹583 crore order addition marks a significant milestone for EPC business
  • Marine Lines Tower order reflects engineering expertise in complex high-rise structures
  • BMCTPL repeat order underscores trust in execution capabilities and commitment to quality
  • Company will leverage EPC capabilities for captive requirements while selectively pursuing external opportunities
  • Focus on predictable cash flows and margins