Goodluck India Secures USD 13.6 Million Export Order; Shares Edge Higher

Mumbai, May 22: Goodluck India said it has secured an export order worth USD 13.6 million for supply of transmission line structures for a 400 kV double-circuit transmission line project in Nepal.

The company disclosed in an exchange filing that the order has been received from an EPC player and involves manufacturing and supply of approximately 14,500 metric tonnes of galvanized steel tower structures and fasteners.

According to the filing, the project scope includes fabrication, galvanizing, prototype assembly, bundling and shipment of lattice steel towers along with associated fasteners.

Goodluck India said the order is the largest export contract received by this business division so far.

The company added that execution will take place over 18 months in line with the agreed project schedule.

As per the regulatory filing, the customer’s identity has not been disclosed due to confidentiality requirements. The transaction does not fall under related-party dealings and the promoter group has no interest in the awarding entity.

Stock Market Snapshot

Goodluck India share price rose 0.26% to ₹1,441.10 on the NSE as of 2:22 PM IST on May 22, 2026.

The stock traded between ₹1,435.30 and ₹1,471 during the session against the previous close of ₹1,437.40, according to exchange data.

The market reaction remained steady following the export order announcement, which strengthens the company’s international infrastructure execution portfolio.

Company Background

Goodluck India Ltd operates in the engineering and steel products segment with manufacturing operations across infrastructure, automotive, defence, railways and renewable energy sectors.

The company manufactures ERW pipes, steel structures, forgings and engineering products catering to both domestic and export markets.

Goodluck India has expanded its international business footprint through exports to more than 100 countries and operates manufacturing facilities across Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat.

Conclusion

The USD 13.6 million transmission infrastructure contract enhances Goodluck India’s export order pipeline and reinforces its positioning in large-scale power infrastructure projects.

The order also reflects rising opportunities in cross-border transmission and energy infrastructure development across South Asian markets.

Source:

• https://www.nseindia.com/get-quote/equity/GOODLUCK/Goodluck-India-Limited
• https://nsearchives.nseindia.com/corporate/GOODLUCK_22052026130743_GLI-IntimationUR30_ReceivingofOrder.pdf