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Welspun Corporation up 6%, hits record high on repeat export order; details
Why did Welspun Corporation share price surge in trade?
Welspun Corporation share price rose after the company announced that it has secured a repeat export order for supply of 50 kms of LSAW Pipes and Bends, with Anti Corrosion and CWC coating for a project in the Middle East.
In an exchange filing, Welspun Corporation, said, 'We are pleased to announce the award of a repeat export order for supply of 50 kms of LSAW Pipes and Bends, with Anti Corrosion and CWC coating. This is for a critical offshore project in the Middle East.'
'This award underlines our commitment to advanced technology, highest quality standards and impeccable track record of servicing sour service requirements, making us a preferred and trusted partner for such critical projects globally,' Welpsun Corporation highlighted.
Notably, the company has secured additional orders worth about ₹450 crore for its India pipes facility since its last announcement dated May 7, 2025.
'These orders will be executed in FY26 & FY27,' Welspun Corporation added.
About Welspun Corporation
Welspun Corp Limited (WCL) is a multinational firm with a diversified business presence across line pipes, home textiles, infrastructure, warehousing, steel, advanced textiles, and flooring solutions.
The company holds a dominant position in the global line pipe industry, catering primarily to the oil and gas sector.
With manufacturing facilities in India, the USA, and Saudi Arabia, WCL has built a strong international footprint, supplying to key markets in Asia, North America, and the Middle East. Its operations are backed by a focus on technological innovation, sustainability, and high operational efficiency.
In addition to its global manufacturing capabilities, the company is known for its comprehensive, end-to-end pipe solutions — from welded and ductile iron pipes to value-added services.
The company's customer-centric approach allows it to deliver tailored solutions that align with evolving industry demands.
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