Bondada Engineering’s ground-mounted Solar PV project will be developed across multiple locations in Maharashtra and is scheduled for completion within six months.
October 06, 2026. By News Bureau
Bondada Engineering has received an EPC order worth INR 1,153.93 crore for the development of a 270 MWp ground-mounted Solar PV project across various locations in Maharashtra.
The project will be executed over a six-month period from the receipt of the order and marks a significant addition to Bondada Engineering’s renewable energy portfolio. The scale of the order further demonstrates the company’s growing capabilities in executing large-scale solar projects.
The latest order comes as Bondada continues to expand its presence across high-growth energy and infrastructure segments, with a focus on large-scale Solar EPC, Renewable Energy and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), alongside emerging infrastructure opportunities.
Commenting on the development, Dr. Bondada Raghavendra Rao, Chairman and Managing Director, Bondada Engineering, said, “The INR 1,153.93 crore EPC order is a significant milestone for Bondada Engineering and reflects the growing scale of opportunities we are pursuing in the renewable energy sector. The 270 MWp project strengthens our Solar EPC portfolio and reinforces our focus on building execution capabilities across high-growth segments such as renewable energy and BESS. We remain committed to scaling our capabilities and delivering projects efficiently as India’s energy and infrastructure landscape continues to evolve.”
With the addition of the 270 MWp project, Bondada Engineering is further strengthening its position in the large-scale renewable energy EPC space, while building a diversified pipeline aligned with India’s growing clean energy and infrastructure requirements.

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