VA Tech Wabaghas won a large domestic order from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) to set up advanced industrial water treatment facilities at BPCL’s Bina Refinery and Petrochemical Expansion Project in Madhya Pradesh. The company disclosed the development on January 13, marking another important milestone in its domestic order book.
According to the company’s exchange filing, the order falls in the ₹250–₹600 crore category. It covers a complete Water Block Package, which includes a Raw Water Treatment Plant (RWTP), a Reverse Osmosis-based Demineralisation Plant (RODMP), and a Zero Liquid Discharge Plant (ZLDP).
The project will be executed on a full EPC basis, meaning VA Tech Wabag will handle design, engineering, procurement, construction, installation, testing, and commissioning. The total execution period for the project is 22 months.
This integrated water management system is designed to support BPCL’s expanded refining and petrochemical operations while ensuring efficient water use and strict environmental compliance.
The BPCL order further strengthens VA Tech Wabag’s position in the Oil and Gas sector, where water treatment projects are complex and technology-intensive. Such projects require advanced solutions to manage water intake, recycling, and discharge, especially for large refineries.
The company’s growing order wins in this segment highlight its ability to deliver large-scale projects that meet operational and environmental standards. Domestic refinery projects also offer stable execution visibility compared to shorter-cycle industrial contracts.
Alongside domestic growth, VA Tech Wabag has continued to expand its international footprint. In December, the company emerged as the preferred bidder, as part of a consortium, for the Hadda Independent Sewage Treatment Plant project in Saudi Arabia. This project will be developed under a 25-year build, operate, and transfer model.
Earlier, the company also secured a repeat large order from the Saudi Water Authority for a brackish water reverse osmosis plant with a capacity of 50 million litres per day at Aljouf. These wins underline the company’s strong execution record in the Middle East.
Following the announcement of the BPCL order, VA Tech Wabag share price opened about 3.1% higher at ₹1,210.20. The stock later pared some gains but was still trading nearly 2% higher at around ₹1,196 during morning trade, reflecting a positive market response to the order win.
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The large BPCL order adds depth to VA Tech Wabag’s domestic order pipeline and reinforces its leadership in industrial water treatment. Combined with recent international wins, the project supports revenue visibility and highlights the company’s growing role in complex, large-scale water infrastructure projects.
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Published on: Jan 13, 2026, 2:05 PM IST
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