🥳 Ircon Wins ₹360 Cr Petrochemical Infra Contract From Petronet LNG

Picture giant steel tanks rising beside the coast in Dahej, Gujarat — storing ethane and propane for India’s next wave of petrochemical growth. Ircon International

, a name mostly linked with railways, has just scored another big win a ₹360.28 crore deal with Petronet LNG to build core civil and structural works for the PDH-PP plant, which converts gases to high-value plastics for cars, appliances, and industry.​ The contract includes challenging underground works and piling, laying the foundation for crucial ethane and propane storage and handling systems. With an 18-month delivery timeline, Ircon’s engineering skills will ensure reliability, safety, and expansion capacity — essential in an era when India aims to boost its petrochemical share in global supply chains. This latest order boosts Ircon’s order book, diversifies its business beyond transportation and energy transmission, and strengthens ties with Petronet LNG — a market leader in LNG importing and downstream infrastructure. For Dahej, it’s another step toward becoming India’s petrochemical and energy epicenter. For the lone market observer, Ircon’s success at Dahej shows how old players can find new energy — and help drive India’s rise as a modern manufacturing hub. 📌 Learning Takeaway: Ircon secures ₹360 crore contract at Dahej, expanding its energy infrastructure portfolio through civil works for Petronet LNG’s petrochemical facilities.​