Welspun Corp has secured a pipeline order worth approximately ₹5,500 crore from a major US midstream company, taking its global order book to a record $5.25 billion, or around ₹50,000 crore, the company said in an exchange filing. The contract will connect the Indian manufacturer’s US operations to energy infrastructure supporting a data centre complex in the Permian region.
The order was won by Welspun Tubular LLC, Welspun Corp’s US subsidiary, and involves the supply of coated line pipes for a natural gas pipeline project. The company said the contract will be executed from its US facility during the financial year 2028-29.
According to the filing, the pipeline will supply gas to an anchor customer operating a data centre complex. The customer is described as one of the world’s top-tier hyperscalers, but neither the customer’s identity nor the pipeline’s capacity was disclosed.
The contract highlights the close link between data centre expansion and supporting energy infrastructure. Natural gas pipelines form part of the supply network required by facilities that operate continuously and require substantial power. In this case, however, the company’s disclosure is limited to the pipeline order and does not provide details on the data centre’s size, power demand, construction schedule or location beyond the Permian region.
The latest award adds to a series of large orders secured by Welspun Corp’s US business in recent months. In September, its US subsidiary won an order worth approximately $412.5 million for high-frequency induction welded pipes. Those pipes are scheduled to be manufactured at the company’s upgraded facility in Little Rock, Arkansas.
In August, Welspun Corp announced its largest-ever single order, valued at around $1.8 billion, for pipe supplies from its US manufacturing facility. That order was scheduled for execution in FY28 and FY29, indicating that the company’s US production network is handling contracts spread across multiple financial years.
The new order will be executed in FY29, placing it later in the company’s disclosed delivery pipeline. Welspun Corp did not provide the name of the midstream company, the pipeline’s length, the expected delivery schedule within FY29 or the value split between manufacturing and other contract components.
The record order book gives the company greater visibility over its future pipeline-related production commitments, while the execution of the contracts will depend on the schedules specified by its customers and projects. The newly announced award will now move into the company’s FY29 execution plan from its US facility.
