L&T wins 'major' Kuwait Oil Company EPC contract for six 618,000-barrel crude tanks
Larsen & Toubro secured a "major" EPC contract from Kuwait Oil Company to expand crude export infrastructure, alongside a 2 GW offshore wind framework with TenneT/Hitachi Energy. The news signals sustained upstream and midstream capex and stronger order visibility for energy infrastructure. Market impact is mainly indirect, supporting near-term confidence in oil-related project activity rather than altering crude supply-demand fundamentals.
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India’s engineering group Larsen & Toubro said it has secured a “major” EPC order from Kuwait Oil Company to build six crude oil storage tanks with an operating capacity of 618,000 barrels each, along with related facilities. The company also signed a 2 GW offshore wind framework cooperation agreement with Dutch grid operator TenneT and Hitachi Energy, covering multiple projects in the Netherlands and Germany. Investor sentiment was further supported by L&T’s June-quarter results.