Tata Consulting Engineers Eyes Expansion in Power, Metals, Semiconductors and Data Centres

Tata Consulting Engineers is sharpening its focus on high-investment sectors such as power, metals and semiconductors to drive the next phase of expansion, as per news reports.  

Backed by rising domestic and global capital expenditure, the Tata Sons-owned consultancy is positioning itself at the centre of India’s infrastructure and industrial build-out. 

Strong Financial Base and Balanced Portfolio 

For FY25, Tata Consulting Engineers posted consolidated income of ₹2,092 crore. The 63-year-old firm employs nearly 8,000 engineers and maintains a geographically diversified model, with revenue evenly split between India and overseas markets. 

The company operates under the Owner’s Engineer and Project Consultant model, concentrating on design and engineering advisory services rather than direct construction execution. It also undertakes EPC and project management consultancy assignments. 

TCE has contributed to several landmark national projects, including the new Parliament building, the Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train corridor, and the Ayodhya temple. 

Power Sector Emerging as Key Growth Engine 

According to Managing Director and CEO Amit Sharma, India’s project pipeline remains robust across semiconductors, power generation and transmission, chemicals, aluminium, copper, steel and data centres. 

Within this mix, the power sector is currently the fastest-growing vertical. The firm is engaged in thermal power, pumped storage, solar, wind and transmission and distribution projects, reflecting broad participation in both conventional and renewable energy segments. 

The surge in semiconductor and data centre investments is also contributing to order momentum as India strengthens its manufacturing and digital infrastructure capabilities. 

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Conclusion 

With ₹2,092 crore in income, a workforce of 8,000 engineers and an expanding pipeline across power, metals and semiconductor projects, Tata Consulting Engineers is aligning its strategy with India’s accelerating infrastructure and industrial investment cycle. 

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