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State-owned Engineers India Ltd (EIL) has secured a contract worth over USD 350 million to act as Project Management Consultant (PMC) and EPCM Consultant for the expansion of the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Complex in Nigeria, reinforcing its role in one of the world's largest energy projects. EIL was the engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) consultant for Dangote Group when it first built an oil refinery. Now the firm has been re-hired for the expansion, the state-owned firm said in a statement. The Dangote Group, Nigeria's leading multinational conglomerate headquartered in Lagos, plans to expand the refinery's capacity from 650,000 barrels per day to 1.4 million barrels per day under Train 2, with production of Euro VI-grade fuels. The expansion will also scale up polypropylene capacity from 830 kilo tonnes per annum (kTPA) to 2.4 million metric tonnes per annum (MMTPA) through revamping of the existing polypropylene unit and installation of an ...

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Engineers India reported revenue of ₹921.3 crore in Q2FY26, up 34 per cent Y-o-Y from ₹689 crore in the year-ago period, on the back of healthy demand across its key segments

Celebrated annually on September 15, Engineer's Day marks the birth anniversary of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, who is widely recognised as the father of modern Indian engineering techniques

At 10:31 AM, Engineers India share price was trading 1.72 per cent higher at ₹212.70 per share. By comparison, BSE Sensex was trading flat at 81,874.94 levels.

Technical chart shows that select stocks such as Raymond, TTK Prestige and Engineers India which dropped out of the elusive club can slide another 19 per cent from here on.

Engineers India share price moved up to 3.48 per cent at Rs 216.90 per share on the BSE in Thursday's intraday deals

A 37% rise in the value of orders compared to the whole FY24, driven by new projects in niche chemicals and gas storage

Asked about the opportunities India has as a growing economy, Vartika Shukla said, "There is no two ways that India is the place to be

Reliance Industries Ltd, India's largest company, has launched the Graduate Engineer Trainee programme, aiming to hire graduate engineers across businesses - from petrochemicals to new energy. Reliance has opened its entry-level recruitment drive for young engineers named the Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) 2024 programme from all over India, with an aim to nurture young, high-potential engineering talent for key technical roles across business verticals, the firm said on its website. This year, the application process has been taken online for the first time. Registration for the programme has started from January 11 and will remain open till January 19, the firm said on its website. The online application process -- as opposed to the more commonly used campus recruitment process, wherein companies can visit only a few dozen institutes every year -- is launched with a view to offer equal opportunity to every young engineering student pan-India and democratise access to world-class

Hiring of engineering graduates is likely to reach pre-pandemic levels, with 160,000 freshers expected to get hired

National Engineers' Day celebrates engineers' commitments to society, featuring their innovation and brilliance. The birthday of Dr. Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya is also celebrated on this day

Describing India as an "incredible engineering power", the head of a top Silicon Valley-based incubator has said some of the best companies in the world like Google and Microsoft will be born in the country if it can embrace this potential. Saeed Amidi, CEO and founder of Plug and Play -- a global innovation platform aiming to connect early-stage investors, startups and the world's largest corporations -- also praised Indians as highly talented and smart people. He said the founders of 50 per cent of the startups are from India. I can tell you more than 50 per cent of these startups that are either physically in this building, in Plug and Play or that we invest in are from India by stats (statistics), he said. Responding to a question, Saeed said that from the research that he has done, India is an incredible engineering power. If I'm not wrong, there are close to four million new graduates per year in software engineering. And I think that is the power that you have in India. If w

Its quarterly net profit stood at Rs 190.18 crore in the fourth quarter (January-March) of FY23, up 140 per cent from Rs 79.13 crore in Q4, FY22

EIL has raised its staff strength from 23 to 84 at its Abu Dhabi office to cater to the region, Shukla said

The company is currently working on feasibility projects across multiple hydrocarbon fuels, pipeline and renewable fuels like hydrogen, ethanol and other biofuels.

Shukla, who's worked for the company for more than three decades, is attempting to change its profile, branching out from construction of fossil-fuel plants into new areas

The order book position of BTL EPC Ltd, the engineering arm of city-based Shrachi Group, stands at Rs 1800 crore, an official said. The engineering entity recently bagged an order from BHEL for setting up an ash handling system for a supercritical thermal power plant in Telangana which is valued at Rs 446 crore. Managing Director of BTL EPC Ravi Todi said, "The order book position of the company now stands at Rs 1800 crore after bagging an order of around Rs 446 crore from BHEL for a power plant in Telangana." He said that in 2021-22, the company clocked a revenue of Rs 330 crore, and for the current fiscal year it is expected to register healthy growth. "Going by the current trends, we are expecting a clock a turnover of Rs 450 crore", Todi said. He said the company had also completed the EPC contract for a fertiliser plant at Sindri and Barauni valued at Rs 157 crore, and a baggage handling plant for KRIBHCO. Besides, the company is executing projects for the Bengal Maitree sup

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A Chemical Engineer from IIT, Kanpur, Shukla joined EIL in 1988 as a Mgt Trainee. In her 32 years at the firm she has led the completion of many energy projects in India and abroad