Sarojini Group has announced that it has secured a Semi-EPC power infrastructure project from the Adani Group, as per a disclosure made by the company on its official LinkedIn page.
According to the announcement, the project scope includes seven transformer units with a rated capacity of 63 MVA each. The company stated that this is the largest single Semi-EPC project awarded to Sarojini Group to date.
No additional details related to the project value, location, execution timeline, or the specific Adani Group entity have been disclosed at this stage.
Project Scope
Sarojini Group has classified the assignment under a Semi-EPC contracting model, which in the power infrastructure sector generally involves engineering services, partial procurement responsibilities, and construction-related execution, subject to contractual terms agreed with the client.
Company Statement
In its announcement, Sarojini Group described the project as a key milestone in its growth journey, highlighting its continued focus on execution capability, engineering standards, and project delivery.
Sector Context
Transformers in the 63 MVA capacity range are commonly deployed in medium-to-large substations supporting industrial and distribution networks. Such projects form part of broader investments underway in India’s power transmission and distribution infrastructure.
Metalsbuy View
While the company has not released further details, the award reflects continued infrastructure spending by large private developers and the increasing role of mid-sized EPC players in executing complex power projects.